What is recorded here
This red commemorative plaque records: Lincoln St. Marks Station Opened 1846 as the Lincoln terminus of the Midland Railway - the first to reach the city. Re-named 1950 and closed 1985 Recorded plaque organisation: Transport Heritage Trust.
Lincoln St. Marks Station, opened in 1846, was significant as the initial railway terminus connecting Lincoln to the national rail network via the Midland Railway; it served the community until its closure in 1985.
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