Transport

It’s the terminus with links to “The North” and an orphaned boy wizard

Bridges have helped Londoners cross the Thames for 2,000 years – here's the best of them

A Gothic-style icon – built by the Victorians

The bridge that put a horse ferry out of business

Henry Flather’s photos of the Metropolitan District Railway show a transport revolution in action

You wait for ages, then all you need to know about London buses comes along at once

How the speediest ship on the late 19th-century seas came to a standstill in Greenwich

In the 1700s and 1800s, travelling on London’s main roads came with a cost

Sandra Flett’s snapshot of trade and industry on London’s liquid highway

Powered by horses, then electricity, London’s tram network was once the largest in the world

Getting Londoners across the Thames since the 1300s

Catastrophe struck on the River Thames in 1878 when a cargo ship collided with a tourist boat