John Green, Benjamin Green, and Tynemouth railway station blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: First Tynemouth Station. This building was the booking hall and waiting room for the first railway station in Tynemouth. It was opened on 29th March 1847 by the Newcastle & Berwick Railway Company and designed by the architects John and Benjamin Green, but was superseded in 1882 by the current railway station now part of the Tyneside Metro System. Recorded plaque organisation: North Tyneside Council.

John Green and Benjamin Green were architects who designed the first Tynemouth railway station, opened in 1847, marking an important development in the region's transportation infrastructure.

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