Underground London

Venture into the shadowy underbelly of London with Underground London, where the intricate tapestry of the city's hidden infrastructure comes to life. This podcast uncovers the remarkable stories behind the sewers, gasworks, and early underground railways that shaped modern urban life, illuminating the ingenuity and grit of those who toiled beneath the streets. Each episode features a new complete audiobook, inviting listeners to explore the fascinating intersections of engineering, history, and the eccentricities of Victorian society. As we delve into the lives of the unsung heroes who maintained the city's lifelines, we offer a unique lens on the challenges and triumphs of urban existence. This is not a single narrative but a series of captivating explorations that reveal the quirky and often overlooked aspects of London’s past. Discover a new book with every episode and embark on an auditory journey through the depths of one of the world's most iconic cities.

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  Plea for Ragged Schools; or, Prevention Better than Cure-Thomas Guthrie

  Aug 21, 20261h 43mS0

  From the Preface: "This book contains an account, more or less readable, of most things belonging to "Underground London", particularly of the mechanism of sewers, and of the water and gas supply." Underground London was published in 1862, and refers to early-to-mid Victorian London. The final chapter describes a) the discussion over a central London terminus for the railway, and b) plans for the underground railway (the initial work on the "Metropolitan" line was being carried out as this book was being written). The author has an easy, often humorous, style: "Without any wish to speak disrespectfully of sewage, I have...

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  By Desert Ways to Baghdad-Louisa Jebb Wilkins

  Aug 20, 20267h 6mS0

  From the Preface: "This book contains an account, more or less readable, of most things belonging to "Underground London", particularly of the mechanism of sewers, and of the water and gas supply." Underground London was published in 1862, and refers to early-to-mid Victorian London. The final chapter describes a) the discussion over a central London terminus for the railway, and b) plans for the underground railway (the initial work on the "Metropolitan" line was being carried out as this book was being written). The author has an easy, often humorous, style: "Without any wish to speak disrespectfully of sewage, I have...

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  Piazza Tales-Herman Melville

  Aug 19, 20269h 45mS0

  From the Preface: "This book contains an account, more or less readable, of most things belonging to "Underground London", particularly of the mechanism of sewers, and of the water and gas supply." Underground London was published in 1862, and refers to early-to-mid Victorian London. The final chapter describes a) the discussion over a central London terminus for the railway, and b) plans for the underground railway (the initial work on the "Metropolitan" line was being carried out as this book was being written). The author has an easy, often humorous, style: "Without any wish to speak disrespectfully of sewage, I have...

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  Rookeries of London-Thomas Beames

  Aug 18, 20268h 25mS0

  From the Preface: "This book contains an account, more or less readable, of most things belonging to "Underground London", particularly of the mechanism of sewers, and of the water and gas supply." Underground London was published in 1862, and refers to early-to-mid Victorian London. The final chapter describes a) the discussion over a central London terminus for the railway, and b) plans for the underground railway (the initial work on the "Metropolitan" line was being carried out as this book was being written). The author has an easy, often humorous, style: "Without any wish to speak disrespectfully of sewage, I have...

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  Cinderella-George Calderon

  Aug 17, 20261h 34mS0

  From the Preface: "This book contains an account, more or less readable, of most things belonging to "Underground London", particularly of the mechanism of sewers, and of the water and gas supply." Underground London was published in 1862, and refers to early-to-mid Victorian London. The final chapter describes a) the discussion over a central London terminus for the railway, and b) plans for the underground railway (the initial work on the "Metropolitan" line was being carried out as this book was being written). The author has an easy, often humorous, style: "Without any wish to speak disrespectfully of sewage, I have...

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