The History of London’s Transport (1860-1962)

Drawing on recent research, the course looks at the history of London’s transport networks between the 1860s and 1960s, including rail, underground, bus, tram and boat. It will discuss their development, how they shaped the city’s urban development and topography, the changes in how people travelled, and how transport influenced Londoners’ lives. The course does not seek to cover every subject in its entirety, but is a gateway to further learning and discovery.

For more information about the course, please visit The History of London’s Transport (1860-1962). 

Tutor: David Turner PhD

• Term: Autumn and Summer starts
• Day: Online flexible study
• Start Date: 30 September 2019 / 13 April 2020
• No. of weeks: 6
• Full fee: £72

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