Subway decoration

MTA Officially Licensed New York City subway signs. All signs are handcrafted in the U.S. one at a time. We don't use any vinyl or stick on letters. With over 400+ station signs to choose from, we've got you covered. Or request a custom sign. We also have other city signs, and street signs. Check us out!

Architects: Stanley Heaps and Thomas Bilbow. Central, District and Hammersmith & City lines. The station was opened in 1902 by the Whitechapel & Bow Railway. The District Line started here in 1905, the Metropolitan (later renamed Hammersmith & City Line) in 1936 and the Central Line in 1946. Greater usage required a bigger station, and it was re-built by Heaps and his assistant, Bilbow.

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Earlier this year, we wrote an article about the subway line that ran just for the 1939 World’s Fair and a reader commented that he had a model of the subway car and wanted to know more about it. Looking at the photographs he sent, the reader’s model actually appears to be the subway cars used […]

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