Previous Route 28s in London
This has been the only route to carry the number 28 on a motor-bus route in London.
There were also in London :-
- Between 1913 - 1914 a Finsbury Park Station
Muswell Hill Tram route 28. - Between 1913 - 1950 a Wembley*, Willesden*, Hammersmith*, Clapham Junction*
Victoria Tram route 28. *Termini varied
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