What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Bridlington Station Opened in 1846 by the York & North Midland Railway, these buildings and concourse were added in 1912 by the North Eastern Railway to the design of its architect William Bell. In 2006 the former parcels and left luggage offices were renovated and converted into a Community Arts Centre by Hull & East Yorkshire Mind, with the support from the European Regional Development Fund, Railway Heritage Trust and Yorkshire Forward. Recorded plaque organisation: North Eastern Railway Association.
William Bell was an architect notable for his design of the buildings and concourse at Bridlington railway station in 1912, contributing significantly to the architectural heritage of the North Eastern Railway.
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