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Plaque

Ceramic maps - plaque

Erection date: 9/5/2025

Inscription

London Victoria Station Historic Tiled Maps
These hand-painted ceramic line maps were made in 1899 for the London Brighton & South Coast Railway as part of an ambitious extension for the station and adjacent hotel, led by the railway's chief engineer Sir Charles Langbridge Morgan. One map shows the whole network and the other the suburban lines. Some of the branch lines and stations no longer exist. In the post-war era the images were damaged but in 2024 they were restored.

The plaque was unveiled, on an easel on 9 May 2025 but is now attached to the wall beside the Suburban map.

Site: Ceramic map of rail lines - Suburban (2 memorials)

SW1, Victoria Station

The other ceramic map is a short distance away. See there for more information.

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Ceramic maps - plaque

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London, Brighton & South Coast Railway

The territory of the LB&SCR (also known as the Brighton line, the Brighto...

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Sir Charles Langbridge Morgan

Sir Charles Langbridge Morgan CBE was a British civil engineer who worked on ...

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Ceramic map of rail lines - Suburban

Ceramic map of rail lines - Suburban

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