Nottingham Victoria

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Nottingham Victoria was a major former railway station in Nottingham, England, that served as an important hub on the Great Central Railway main line before its closure and subsequent demolition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former railway station
railway terminus
architecturalStyle Victorian
category Disused railway stations in Nottinghamshire
Former Great Central Railway stations
Railway stations in Great Britain closed in 1967
Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1900
closedToPassengers 1967-09-04
closureDate 1967-09-04
connectedTo Mansfield Road Tunnel
Weekday Cross Junction
country United Kingdom
demolished 1960s
demolitionPeriod late 1960s
function express train terminus
mainline passenger station
laterOperator British Railways
linked to: British Rail
locatedIn East Midlands
England
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
city centre of Nottingham
namedAfter Queen Victoria
numberOfPlatformFaces 4
numberOfPlatforms 2 island platforms
openingDate 1900-05-24
openingYear 1900
originalCompany Great Central Railway
postDemolitionUse Victoria Centre bus station
Victoria Centre shopping centre
postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
preGroupingCompany Great Central Railway
railwayLine Great Central Main Line
Great Central Railway
Great Northern Railway
remnant Victoria Station Hotel
station clock tower
replacedBy Nottingham railway station
servedCity Nottingham
servedRoute London Marylebone to Sheffield Victoria
London to Manchester via Great Central Main Line
Nottingham to Leicester
Nottingham to London Marylebone
Nottingham to Sheffield
status demolished
disused
structureType covered station in deep cutting
underground cutting station

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Great Central Railway notableStation Nottingham Victoria