Description

STATION STREET
1.
5304
Gate piers and cast iron
SK 5904 8/340 gate to former
Midland Railway
Station.
II
2.Gatepiers and gate.1839. Only surviving features of the former Midland Railway Station
by William Parsons in Greek Revival style. Station demolished in 1890 and rebuilt. Two
stone piers and one cast iron gate. Each pier, of five slightly tapering ashlar blocks
on a projecting single block base course, has a frieze and moulded classical cornice with a
weathered capping block over. The sides of each pier are cut with a central vertical band
which stops against a vertical console bracket below the frieze. A single leaf C.I. gate,
with fleur de lys finials to the vertical bars, is hinged onto the west side of the west
pier.

Listing NGR: SK5934704164

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26643068

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