Once a cutting on the Nottingham Suburban Railway
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Once a cutting on the Nottingham Suburban Railway
Image: © John Sutton Taken: 20 Apr 2012
After crossing Colwick Road, the Nottingham Suburban Railway (1889-1951) ran north in a deep cutting towards Sneinton Boulevard (ahead), where there was a large blue-brick bridge, of which parts of one parapet are the only remains - see Image] . The cutting has now been partly filled in to form a footpath between Colwick Road and Sneinton Boulevard.
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