Busiest Collection

Islington Angel
The Angel at Islington is one of North Londons best- known landmarks at the site of one of its busiest crossroads. Date: 1895

Operating the levers in the signal box at London Bridge, one of the busiest stations in the country. Date: 1866

South Station, Boston
Built in 1899 to replace the downtown terminals of several rail roads. Originaly named South Central Station. Architects Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge of Boston. Cost 3.6 million Dollars in 1899

Clapham Junct Signals
The signalman at Clapham Junction - Londons busiest station - is responsible for a huge array of signals : pulling the wrong one could result in catastrophe... Date: 1885

Busiest corner of Los Angeles, California, USA
This location is claimed to be the busiest corner of Los Angeles, California, USA, with countless pedestrians and traffic. Date: early 20th century

Junction of State and Madison Streets - Chicago, USA
Junction of State and Madison Streets - Chicago, Illinois, USA. Date: circa 1910s

Chicago Busiest Corner
The busiest corner in the world is said to be State and Madison, Chicago, location of the Boston Store. Date: 1916

Paris L opera
The flamboyant Theatre de l Opera dominates the avenue of the same name, and stands on one of the busiest crossroads in Paris. Date: circa 1904

Railway station at Epsom
The new railway station at Epsom Downns. Built to accommodate vistors even on the busiest days of the races

London Bridge Station s
Inside the signal boxes controlling the approach to London Bridge station, South- Eastern Railway. This is one of the busiest stretches of railway in the London area

North-Sea Canal
The Nord-Ostseekanal (or Kiel Kanal) links North Sea and Baltic, enabling Germany to move her warships from one sea to another. Its the worlds busiest artificial waterway

Clapham Junction / Frith
The busiest station in Britain, not because Clapham is so desirable a destination, but because so many lines meet and cross here. Date: 1900

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