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Hi, I'd like to congratulate you on a great web site showing all the different London Underground maps. There are just a couple of things, I noticed that you may be interested in: 1. On http://clives.members.easyspace.com/tube/tube.html the small map for 1960 links to a page that does not exist (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/clivebillson/tube/1959.jpg) - I believe it should link to http://homepage.ntlworld.com/clivebillson/tube/1960.jpg 2. The entry for 1997 comes before that for 1996! 3. Some of the maps (i.e. the 1941 one) make a reference to a service between Earl's Court and Willesden Junction - do you have any more information on this line? 4. Do you know what happened to the "Railway" service between Clapham Junction and Wimbledon via East Putney and Southfields. Thanks for a great site! Regards Sunil

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I have just come across your Web site and was amazed to see a ref to a 'underground map" for 1905. i have an original copy of this , are these maps rare or are many copies around. Anyway a veri interesting Web site thankyou

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I have just come across your Web site and was amazed to see a ref to a 'underground map" for 1905. i have an original copy of this , are these maps rare or are many copies around. Anyway a veri interesting Web site thankyou

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I am sorry. I was so involved with my questions, that I forgot to tell you that you have a very nice and informative site. I have also a site and I know what time it takes to keep it update. Succes. It is very nice!! Best regards Frans Lucas

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Dear Mrs/Mr., On your site I found a nice picture of the shed of Cardington with the lorry. I want to publish the picture in my book. I am writing a book about a Halifax that had to make a crashlanding near our village Engelen in the Netherlands in 1944. I traced the radio-operator. He is 82 and lives in Canada. Cardington was his first station. I like to publish a picture of the shed. Your picture with the lorry is very nice.Of course I mentioned your site where I found the picture. Maybe there are more obligations for publishing. I ask you to let me know what conditions you have to publish the picture. I don't want to be sued!! But... the publication is not commercial. It is a tribute to a crew of a Halifax. I will keep the rememberance alive of these brave men. The generation that can tell from first hand is nearly gone in my village. So I want to save the story. You can see the story in a nutshell (in English too) on my homepage: http://www.geocities.com/heartland/park/1679. I work now for 8 years to find out what happenend and special to find the crewmembers or relatives. I hope to hear from you. Best regards Frans Lucas

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One of my close relatives was on the SS Dara when it sank. He was presumed dead. I am trying to gather whatever data I can about the shipwreck. Is there a location where I can find a list of the victims?

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Hi! I really enjoyed your collection of old tube maps! Just discovered one tiny mistake: the link to the 1960 map doesn't work! Do you know if reprints of those maps are available anywhere?? greetings Han

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Clive, I see you're still kickin'. When are you coming to the States to visit again?!? Gary