The station, with platforms under Queen Victoria Street and close to Mansion House, opened on 8 August 1898 as "City".
The DLR was extended westward in 1991 to Bank leaving this as an 'alternate terminus'; it is now open again following platform extension works in 2009.
Monument station is the name of different stations on two urban transport networks in the United Kingdom
Early projects included the reconstruction and extension of the City & South London Railway, the building and extension of the Central London Railway, the construction of lifts beneath St Mary Woolnoth church at Bank Underground station, the underpinning of Clifford's Tower, the reconstruction of Southwark Bridge and the widening of Blackfriars Bridge.
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Waterloo & City line – London Underground's shortest line, is a shuttle running non-stop between Bank–Monument station and Waterloo station in central London.
It is situated just off Lower Thames Street (A3211), between Tower Hill tube station and Bank–Monument station.
Bank was anagrammatized into 'nabk', the edible berry of the Ziziphus lotus tree.
As Woolwich Arsenal is a terminus, both platforms serve an up line to Bank or Stratford via London City Airport and Canning Town.