Olde Town Subway

The Olde Town Subway or Yuberry Line was the first subway outside Downtown Port Stanley. Built in 1895 this is the first fully automated subway in the World. This was actually an extension to the current Orange Line built in 1934. The Olde Town Warf Station fell into disuse in 1932 since it was to close to the Olde

Town Station and because of a cave-in between the two train stations in 1933.

Before the subway was constructed Olde Towne was a busy trading town on the Yuberry River across from its econo

mic rival, Opomatic South. Many mines opened up in the area including a tunnel system that was inside the current Olde Towne and Orange Line Subway System. When that closed the decision was to use the mines as a subway system. When a cave-in happened in 1933 the city did not have the money to repair the already 37 year old line. The Orange line was constructed in 1934 so there was really no point in repairing the station when the Olde Towne stop of the Olde Towne Subway Line became the terminus of the Orange Line. The first line to directly connect the downtown core to the northern boroughs.

Today the line is still accessible through both station and the Olde Towne Warf station became a government research center.