Hidden below Camden in London are a long forgotten network of tunnels created by the Victorians as stables and access points for warehouses around Camden Dock and markets.
The tunnels have lain empty for many years, but for those looking carefully around the area there is still evidence of their paths by following mysterious grates spaced at regular intervals around the market area. Those who visit Euston Station are also walking above the tunnels, although most will never realise.
Situated around 21 feet below the surface, the tunnels even have a canal basin for connecting the docks to the warehouses, presumably to allow easier access for goods to be transported in and out of the market area.
Access to the tunnels is now restricted due to the risks of flooding, but several web sites document the tunnels including the Camden Guide.
