Underground Revolution
The construction of London's first underground railway marked a significant turning point in urban transportation. Despite initial challenges and parliamentary rejections, the vision of an underground system came to fruition with the Metropolitan Railway, which opened in 1863. This engineering marvel not only connected the city more efficiently but also saw an astonishing 38,000 passengers on its opening day, showcasing its immediate impact on the bustling metropolis.In this clip
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