Sudbury Town – neon on the Underground
At the London Transport Museum’s Night Shift exhibition, the story of a city emerging into light following the First World War is told through posters and photographs. One compelling image is of Sudbury Town station which, in 1931, became the first and only Underground stop with a neon sign.
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