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− <p>[[Category:Power,_energy_&_industry_application|Category:Power,_energy_&amp;_industry_application]] [[Category:Power_engineering]] [[Category:Electrification]]</p> + '''See also:''' [[Straphanger History: Pre-Subway Transportation|Straphanger History: Pre-Subway Transportation]], [[Archives:The Mechanization of Urban Transit in the United States Electricity and Its Competitors|Mechanization of Urban Transit in the US]] 
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City & South London Railway train. Print from Illustrated London News, 8 November 1890.

 
The world's first electrified subway between the City and South London, opened on 4 November 1890. 
See also: Straphanger History: Pre-Subway Transportation, Mechanization of Urban Transit in the US

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-<p>The world's first electrified subway between the City and South London, opened on 4 November 1890. </p>
+[[Image:Electric railway train.jpg|thumb|right|City & South London Railway train. Print from Illustrated London News, 8 November 1890.]]<br>
-<p>'''See also:''' [[Straphanger History: Pre-Subway Transportation|Straphanger History: Pre-Subway Transportation]], [[Archives:The Mechanization of Urban Transit in the United States Electricity and Its Competitors|Mechanization of Urban Transit in the US]] </p>
+The world's first electrified subway between the City and South London, opened on 4 November 1890.
-<p>[[Category:Power,_energy_&_industry_application|Category:Power,_energy_&amp;_industry_application]] [[Category:Power_engineering]] [[Category:Electrification]]</p>
+'''See also:''' [[Straphanger History: Pre-Subway Transportation|Straphanger History: Pre-Subway Transportation]], [[Archives:The Mechanization of Urban Transit in the United States Electricity and Its Competitors|Mechanization of Urban Transit in the US]]
+[[Category:Power,_energy_&_industry_application|Category:Power,_energy_&amp;_industry_application]] [[Category:Power_engineering]] [[Category:Electrification]]

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