Easter gifts (1913) by Charles Sharland, Waterlow & Sons Ltd, and Underground Electric Railway Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
Discover our Easter poster collection
London Transport has a rich history in commissioning posters to inform, educate, reassure, entertain and inspire. Over public holidays, such as Easter, London Transport encouraged travellers to take advantage of the empty seats on buses, trams and the Underground for leisure travel. Take a browse through some of the most memorable Easter posters here.
Come out at Easter (1922) by Frederick Charles Herrick, The Baynard Press, and Underground Electric Railway Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
Metro Easter excursions (1929) by H C Aher, Metropolitan Railway, and S C Allen & Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
Easter, 1914 (1914) by Charles Sharland, Waterlow & Sons Ltd, and Underground Electric Railway Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
Will you walk into our parlour for Easter (1920) by Charles Sharland, Waterlow & Sons Ltd, and Underground Electric Railway Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
A cue for Easter (1920) by Albert E Fruin, Waterlow & Sons Ltd, and Underground Electric Railway Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
Take a plunge into the country this Easter (1929) by Scott Langley and The Baynard PressLondon Transport Museum
For Easter go to (1926) by Reginald Percy Gossop, Waterlow & Sons Ltd, and Underground Electric Railways Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
Go out into the country (1938) by Graham SutherlandLondon Transport Museum
Who's ready for Easter? (1938) by Unknown, Belcolor, and London TransportLondon Transport Museum
Artwork was also used on the front of leaflets which contained destinations and ideas for travelling over the Easter holidays
Easter Outings 1934 (1934) by London Transport and The Dangerfield Printing Co. LtdLondon Transport Museum
Come out at Easter (1931) by Major, The Baynard Press, and Underground Electric Railway Company LtdLondon Transport Museum
Easter travel news (1995) by Sue Milla, Richard Eckford, and Basten Greenhill AndrewsLondon Transport Museum
An important part of London Underground's posters was to inform passengers of changes. This brightly coloured egg warned of closures over the holiday weekend.
Don't be late for an Easter date (1996) by Macfarlane and London Underground LtdLondon Transport Museum
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