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Nottingham London Road Station; Designed by Thomas Hine and opened in 1857 by the Great Northern Railway at the height of its competition with the Midland Railway; For further information visit www.transportheritage.com
Nottingham London Road Station, designed by Thomas Hine and opened in 1857, was a key terminus of the Great Northern Railway during its rivalry with the Midland Railway. It played a significant role in Nottingham's 19th-century transport and economic development.
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