Thomas a telegraph boy in Leighton Buzzard 1891 Photograph of telegraph Boy of the periodBurton Street map as in was in 1901, in close proximity to St Pancras station. From Stanford’s Map Of Central London 1897 Map from David Hale and the MAPCO website1897-1902 – Railway Porter Euston StationName: Thos Blinco Birth Date: 28 Dec 1875 Age: 21 Residence Date: 6 Apr 1897 Station: Euston Company: London and North Western Class Number: 410 Piece: 1800 Description: Register of salaried and Wages staff in the coaching department. Includes stationmasters, porters, van drivers, waiting room attendants, ticket collectors and clerks. … 1902 – 1911 Additional info: It looks like Thomas was dismissed in 1902 no reason given, health excellent and 5′ 10 ” (reasonably tall)The Old Euston Station (replaced in the 1960’s) where Thomas was Railway Porter from 1897 to 1902 working for the London and North Western railway company. For more information about the Old station http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euston_railway_station#Old_buildingLondon and North Western railway company. For more information about the Old station http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euston_railway_station#Old_building The interior of the old Euston StationThomas worked in one of the most impressive Railway stations built in the Victorian Period Photograph taken January 1905 Source An old postcard
1911 Census a boarder the house of Arthur Kennedy (Hospital Porter) at 37 Star St. Paddington , London.Bramley Road in 1895 Ordanance Survey Maps (NLS) This shows st was under the Latimer Station Station and adjacent to Notting Hill
