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King's Lynn railway station

Placeholder for King's Lynn railway station green plaque

Railway Station Originally a wooden building opened in 1846, it was rebuilt by Robert Skipper of Dereham for the Great Eastern Railway in 1871-72, when this was the terminus for three lines across the Fens and Norfolk. Enlarged, and the present buffet lounge built, in 1910.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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