Caroline Jordan Ordre des livres

Exploring the complexities of the Metropolitan Line, this book delves into its paradoxes, highlighting how a subway line operates predominantly above ground and functions more like a private railway despite being part of a public transport system. It also examines its role in connecting urban commuters to the countryside, revealing the unique interplay between city and rural life. Through these contradictions, the narrative uncovers the fascinating history and significance of this iconic transport route in London.