Victoria bus station Frame:gold Hatton Garden in the North

Hatton Garden in the North East

from its establishment in 1133 until it was surpressed in 1855

Capacity 10 litres

The Pageant of Women's Trades and Professions was held in the Albert Hall in April 1909 and brought together members of the suffrage movement

This print was reproduced on a handkerchief

Victoria bus station Frame:gold Hatton Garden in the NorthVictoria Bus Station. In the years before many owned cars, bus stations played a significant role in transport throughout the capital. This is Victoria Bus Station, on the forecourt outside Victoria Railway Station, in 1939. With the outbreak of the Second World War, bus services were restricted or withdrawn altogether to save fuel. Ticket prices also rose. Within four months, 800 central buses stood redundant.