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120 Years of the Piccadilly Line with Tim Dunn
About the event
Celebrate 120 years of the Piccadilly line in this expert talk with railway historian and broadcaster Tim Dunn. Celebrate 120 years of the Piccadilly line in this expert talk with railway historian and broadcaster Tim Dunn. Join Tim as he explores stories of the Piccadilly line’s construction, operation, architecture, trains and more. Discover modernist gems and abandoned stations, and uncover surprising feats of engineering and technology from this remarkable railway. From Cockfosters to Heathrow, you’ll leave this talk with fascinating heritage elements for you to spot, enjoy and explore along the Piccadilly Line. The talk will last for approximately 45 minutes, with an audience Q&A lasting approximately 15 minutes. This is a seated event held in the Cubic theatre. Seating is unreserved. Adult: £16 Concession: £15 Carer/Companion: Free Local resident: £12.80 LTM Friends: £14.40 Corporate members: £12.80 Terms and conditions You can’t return or exchange your ticket, but you are welcome to give it to a friend or relative if you can no longer make the event. Please ensure you have read the Museum terms and conditions before booking your ticket. Tim Dunn is a railway historian and broadcaster. He presents TfL’s award-winning #MindTheGap podcast, UKTV’s Secrets of the London Underground, and The Architecture the Railways Built. One of the instigators of Railway 200, he is on the National Railway Museum and Railway Heritage Trust advisory boards and produces content with Network Rail and train operator. The front row of the Cubic Theatre has dedicated spaces for those using mobility aids, and additional spaces for a complimentary companion ticket. If you require this space, please ensure you select a mobility aid ticket. If you have any queries about booking one of these tickets, please get in touch with our Bookings team. You can access the event by lift. The lift has space for one wheelchair and a companion. The toilet facilities include gender neutral and an accessible toilet available next to the Cubic Theatre.
