Step inside the London Transport Museum to explore the history of getting around London. Exhibits detail the first London Underground, how the city expanded, Victorian-era transport and much more.

Underneath London, there is a network of abandoned stations that used to be part of the metro. The London Transport Museum offers tours of the old stations, featuring the walkways and signs. I took a ...

As the oldest subterranean railway network in the world, the London Underground has been through a lot of changes since it opened back in 1863. Several stations have come and gone in the 150 years or ...

As part of the Transported by Culture initiative by the London Transport Museum, Director and CEO Elizabeth McKay has overseen the creation of a new family theatre production designed for children ...

Organiser Zoe Few intends to collect historic items to add to the exhibition, as well as to tell the forgotten stories from the time The post University of Westminster and London Transport Museum ...

Shepherd's Bush Underground Station was opened in 1900 and was an immediate commercial success. One of the old tunnels in the station was later used as an underground shelter during World War II.

A man who campaigned against a law prohibiting local authorities from "promoting" homosexuality has given a historical gay rights poster to the London Transport Museum.

LONDON — After standing outside on the Covent Garden cobblestones and waiting two years, fans of bus and train history can finally hop on board Thursday when the London Transport Museum is to reopen ...