An illustrated historical tour of London's 13 major railway stations, in a circular route from Paddington to Victoria. London's railway stations are among the city's most recognizable and familiar landmarks. Famous for their bustling platforms and architectural innovation, they combine a fascinating mix of Neo-Gothic exterior and modern functionality. Despite the fact that each station owes its existence to a thoroughly outdated industry, these stations remain central to London's life, with millions of visitors passing through them each year. This historical tour takes you around the thirteen great railway stations of London, from Paddington, through King's Cross, to Victoria. From the earliest stations to the most recent renovations and developments, this beautifully illustrated book examines both their heritage and their future.