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History of the Central Line (1900-2025)
All aboard! 🚆 This video was made by an 8-year-old boy who LOVES trains! In this episode, he talks all about the history of the Central Line— one of the most famous lines on the London Underground. You’ll learn when it was built, how it changed over time, and some cool facts about the stations and trains that run on it today. If you love ...
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