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		Baker Street Station, London, NW1 5LA Local Pubs & Bars >>
Mon - Fri			First	Last
	To Hammersmith		0538	0055
	Clockwise		0511	2357
	Anti-Clockwise		0528	0040
	To Elephant & Castle		0550	0027
	To Queen's Park		0609	0037
	To Stanmore		0545	0040
	To Stratford		0521	0040
	To Aldgate		0552	2340
	To Uxbridge		0521	0048
	To Whitechapel		0457	0015

Sat			First	Last
	To Hammersmith		0538	0055
	Clockwise		0511	2357
	Anti-Clockwise		0528	0040
	To Elephant & Castle		0550	0027
	To Queen's Park		0551	0037
	To Stanmore		0521	0040
	To Stratford		0552	2340
	To Aldgate		0552	2340
	To Uxbridge		0521	0048
	To Whitechapel		0457	0015

Sun			First	Last
	To Hammersmith		0730	0040
	Clockwise		0703	2355
	Anti-Clockwise		0736	0015
	To Elephant & Castle		0726	2346
	To Queen's Park		0730	2351
	To Stanmore		0737	0004
	To Stratford		0722	2354
	To Aldgate		0714	2320
	To Uxbridge		0658	0020
	To Whitechapel		0644	0001

Extra Information:

Station Zone: 1
Car Park: No
Toilet: Yes (Male, Female)

Visit the TFL website for a more detailed look at the timetable.


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Monday, 17 April 2006 / Saturday, 02 June 2007

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Baker Street station was opened by the Metropolitan Railway (MR) on 10 January 1863 as one of the original stations on the world's first underground railway - these platforms are now served by the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines. On 13 April 1868 the adjacent open platforms, now serving the Metropolitan line, opened as part of a spur to Swiss Cottage station (a closed station different to the current Jubilee Line Swiss Cottage station) which was to be steadily extended to Harrow-on-the-Hill and beyond. Over the next few decades this section of the station saw much rebuilding to provide 4 platforms. The current Metropolitan line layout largely dates from 1925 and the bulk of the surface buildings, designed by the architect Charles Clark, also date from this period.

The Baker Street & Waterloo Railway (BS&WR, now the Bakerloo Line) opened on 10 March 1906, with Baker Street as the initial northern terminus of the line before it was extended to Marylebone station on 27 March 1907. On 20 November 1939, the Bakerloo Line took over the Stanmore branch of the Metropolitan Line (including stopping services between Finchley Road and Wembley Park) following the construction of two additional platforms and connecting tube tunnels between Baker Street and Finchley Road. The Jubilee Line subsequently replaced the Bakerloo Line on the Stanmore branch from its opening on 1 May 1979.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Street_tube_station

July 17, 2007

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