The Map House in Knightsbridge is showcasing a remarkable collection of tube maps, featuring unique drafts and rare editions that highlight the evolution of London’s transport design.
Included in the display is a custom draft of Harry Beck's initial map, alongside a scarce 1933 Underground poster, showcasing how design questions influenced early tube maps.
Visitors can explore an array of size variants of maps from the 1880s to modern representations, offering insights into the stylistic changes within London’s tube network.
The exhibition not only highlights historical maps but also presents contemporary interpretations, reflecting on the continued evolution of tube map design over the years.
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