Nottingham [1st]
Location type
StationName and dates
Nottingham [1st] (1839-1848)Note: text in square brackets is added for clarity and was not part of the location's name.
Opened on the Midland Counties Railway.Description
This was the terminus of the Midland Counties Railway branch from Long Eaton.
The station was replaced by the present Nottingham station not long after the line was continued east by the Midland Railway to Lincoln in 1846. The newer station opened in 1848, when the Mansfield Branch (Midland Railway) opened.
The first station had been located to the west of Carrington Street to the north of the later line. The site became a goods station which survived until 1966.
Tags
Station terminus| Nearby stations Nottingham Station [Tram] Station Street [Nottingham] [Tram] Nottingham Arkwright Street Queens Walk [Tram] Nottingham London Road Meadows Way West [Tram] London Road High Level Meadows Embankment [Tram] Nottingham Victoria NG2 [Tram] Wilford Village [Tram] Nottingham Trent University [Tram] Gregory Street [Tram] Lenton | Weekday Cross Junction London Road Junction [Nottingham] Nottingham Midland Shed Victoria Street Tunnel East Croft Depot Nottingham London Road Goods Mansfield Junction Nottingham Goods South Junction London Road Goods [LNWR] Sneiton Junction Clifton Colliery [Nottingham] Lenton North Junction Trent Lane West Junction Wilford Power Station Lenton South Junction |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
Books
 The Midland Counties Railway |
