There are approximately fifty disused tube stations scattered around the modern Greater London. These stations could be come across in the most popular and well-known places, but also to well-hidden corners and streets, intact like time-capsules of the era in which they closed. Each one of the stations contain interesting stories and simultaneously, though their remains both visual and hidden, silently project spatial, social and economic still ongoing processes.
One of these stations that still adorns the Strand Street, where its main entrance is found, is the Strand/Aldwych Station. The Station is part of the Piccadilly Line, and its existence is tightly connected to the history of the line as a whole. Although the Station is currently closed, its modern use is of great importance not only for the surrounding area of the station site and the Piccadilly line but for the entire London Underground network.
