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Aerial view of Midland Station, Carrington Street

Aerial view of Midland Station, Carrington Street

Image Reference: NTGM009141
Artist/Photographer: Surrey Flying Services
Location: Carrington Street
Town: Nottingham
Image Date: 1927
Measurements: 9.4 x 12.7 cm
Collection: Nottingham
Library Reference: Nottingham Local Studies Library
Credit: Nottingham City Council
Library: Nottingham Local Studies Library

Description: The Midland Station was built in 1904 by A E Lambert. It is one storey high and Edwardian in style, with an arcaded porte-cochere. The station still serves as Nottingham Railway Station today. This view also shows the canal and LMS Railway Goods Depot (left) and Queen's Drive (right, tree lined). The Magistrates Court now stand where the Goods Depot stood.

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