Nottingham Midland railway station blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

This blue commemorative plaque records: Nottingham Midland Station. Constructed by the Midland Railway to designs in the Neo-Baroque style by company architect Charles Trubshaw, with external detail by local architect Albert Edward Lambert, and opened in January 1904. The station is Grade II* listed. Major refurbishment of the station took place in 2014 in conjunction with the extension of the Nottingham tram system.

Nottingham Midland railway station, designed by Charles Trubshaw and Albert Edward Lambert and opened in 1904, serves as a significant example of Neo-Baroque architecture and is a Grade II* listed building, reflecting its historical and architectural importance.

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