Victoria bus station Frame:gold Engraving from the book 'The

Engraving from the book 'The Works of William Hogarth' published in 1822

George Davison Reid recorded this scene around the prominent landmark of St Paul's Cathedral

Watch the diver take the plunge and come to the rescue of your wooden railway network with our Crane Dock

Standing at the end of Monument Street

but could then be re-imprisoned once they had recovered

Victoria bus station Frame:gold Engraving from the book 'TheVictoria 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 With the outbreak of the Second World War, bus services were restricted or withdrawn altogether to save fuel.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.