blue plaque · England

Nottingham Midland railway station

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.

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