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Lambeth North

'Lambeth' means the landing place for lambs.

It was first recorded in 1062 as Lambehitha, from Old English lamb and hythe, a landing place, as in Rotherhithe: a harbour from or to which lambs were shipped. The station opened in 1906 as Kennington Road, became Westminster Bridge Road that July, Lambeth (North) in 1917 and Lambeth North in 1928.

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Sources

  1. Lambeth Wikipedia
  2. Rotherhithe Wikipedia
  3. Lambeth North tube station Wikipedia
  4. How the Bakerloo line stations got their names Londonist

This text was written with the help of AI from the sources above and checked against them.