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Why do Shepherds Need a Bush? by David Hilliam
Why do Shepherds Need a Bush? by David Hilliam
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Who traveling through Totteridge and Whetstone is aware that the station got its name from the medieval soldiers who sharpened their swords at the whetstone before the bloody battle of Barnet? Or that Canary Wharf was built for importing fruit from the Canary Islands? Or that Shepherd's Bush was previously known as Gagglegoose Green? The names of the 300 hundred or so underground stations are part of everyday life for Londoners, but we hardly ever question their meanings or history. This entertaining book will ensure you never view your journey beneath the city in the same way again.
Author(s): David HilliamPublisher: The History Press
Publication date: 2015-10-01
Pages: 168
Binding: Paperback
Language: English
Categories: Mass Transit, General Great Britain Travel Guides, and England History
ISBN: 9780750963039-LN
Dimensions: 203.0 x 127.0 x 12.0 mm
Weight: 0.181 kg
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