Ruislip Manor tube station

Ruislip Manor is an aboveground station London Underground in the London Borough of Hillingdon. It is located in the Travelcard Zone 6 on the Victoria Road. The area served by the Metropolitan Line and the Piccadilly Line station was used in 2011 to 1.60 million passengers.

The route of the Metropolitan Railway ( predecessor company of the Metropolitan Line) between Harrow-on- the-Hill and Uxbridge existed since July 4, 1904 and had been electrified, six months later. As of March 1, 1910 went here also trains the Metropolitan District Railway (now the District Line ) without stopping by. Due to the low density of development at that time, the station Ruislip Manor was built only later and opened on August 5, 1912. Trains on the Piccadilly line broke on October 23, 1933 that the District Line from.

Until the early 1930s, Ruislip Manor was a rather insignificant station, the trains stopped only upon request. But then experienced a building boom and the surrounding area there, many new houses. Used in 1931 only just 17,000 passengers use the station, so it was already 1.25 million in 1937. For this reason, the system had to be completely rebuilt. The new station was opened on 26 June 1938.