North London Railway

The North London Railway was a train service operating in London and its northern suburbs from the mid-19th century until the early 20th century. It primarily connected parts of North London with central London, running passenger trains along its own routes and sharing tracks with other railways. The railway helped facilitate commuting and the movement of goods, contributing to urban growth. Over time, it became part of the London Underground network, eventually integrated into what is now the London Overground system, continuing its legacy of providing vital transport links in North London.