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1909 by Artist unknown Poster

The key to London is the Central London Railway, artist unknown, 1909

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When I see this poster it reminds me of my childhood, when I used to watch the most popular childrens program in England, called Thomas the tank engine & friends.

I like this poster because the man face reminds me of a hamster. It´s very funny.

This poster reminds me of the first time I went to London because the tube was the key to discover the secrets and chams of the city.

This poster reminds me of the young consultants role, as we are a key to one of the museums many doors.

Poster Parade: What is a Map?

This Poster Parade explores the question of what a map is and can be. It features a diverse range of posters that move away from the geographic representation of a map, exploring the many creative approaches to mapping London, its transport system and its commuters’ journeys. Do any of these posters remind you of a particular memory, experience or journey? What do you like/dislike about them? What do you find interesting? These are just some of the questions you may wish to explore. London Transport Museum would like to capture your responses to the posters in the collection. Your responses may be used as captions to the posters, which will be on display at the Museum in Covent Garden from 18th May to 12th July 2012. (40 words limit please)

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