Baker Street

Baker Street is a station on The Jubilee and Circle Lines. The station lies in Travelcard zone 1 and is in The City of Stockstad borough.

History
Baker Street first opened in 1863 as part of the world's first underground railway from Liverpool Street to Euston. It was the second station on the line and easily one of the most (if not the most) popular stations on the line. However only it and Liverpool Street were getting enough passengers. This was because the line diverted towards what we now refer to as "Euston Slums". The Metropolitan Railway company decided to rebuild the Line and successfully did so. They ran a Circle Line service from Russell Sq.-Russell Sq. via St.Pauls, City Hall, Liverpool St, Baker Street and Paddington. In 1938 The Metropolitan Line closed its doors for the very last time. All was quiet for a while until 1979 when The Jubilee line opened on it's line from Stanmore-Downtown Circus. Baker Street was served again. In 1999 the Jubilee was extended to Waltham Bay Beach.

Nearby attractions
Nearby are The Supreme Court, Ukrainian Embassy, Canadian Embassy, Sergle's Square and The Station Graveyard.

Trivia
-Baker Street Houses the only info point in an actual tube station on the network.