Former Railway Terminus, Waggonway Road (Alnwick)
Former Railway Terminus, Wagonway Road. Grade II listed building. Rebuilt 1887, probably by William Bell (architect to the North Eastern Railway) who built Darlington Bank Top Station the same year. (1)(2)
The 1887 station building remains largely intact and in exceptionally good condition. It is in use as a carpet warehouse and second hand bookshop. (3)
The 1887 station had four railway lines with two central platforms and had two clear glazed spans across the central platform. The last passenger train was on 29 January 1968, and the last goods train 7th October 1968. (4)
The 1887 station building remains largely intact and in exceptionally good condition. It is in use as a carpet warehouse and second hand bookshop. (3)
The 1887 station had four railway lines with two central platforms and had two clear glazed spans across the central platform. The last passenger train was on 29 January 1968, and the last goods train 7th October 1968. (4)
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Victorian (1837 to 1901)
20th Century (1901 to 2000)
20th Century (1901 to 2000)
HERITAGE ASSESSMENT, Alnwick Railway Station ; Howarth Litchfield Architects
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