Baker Street and Waterloo Railway Act 1893
WHEREAS a direct connection between Baker Street and Waterloo Stations for passengers with facilities for traffic to and from Regent Street and Charing Cross and the adjacent parts of London would be of public and local advantage: And whereas such connection and facilities can be conveniently provided by means of underground railways worked by electricity or cable power and approached by inclines stairs or lifts: And whereas the persons herein-after named with others are willing to carry the ...