What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: Grade II Arrivals Station 1837 Part of the first Arrivals Station, Designed by Messrs Haig & Franklin for the Liverpool & Manchester Railway Recorded plaque organisation: A Building of Historic Significance.
Arrivals Station, designed in 1837 by Messrs Haig & Franklin, is part of the infrastructure of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, marking an early and significant development in railway architecture and travel.
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