Former Level Crossing, Station Road
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The photograph on this page of Former Level Crossing, Station Road by Paul Franks as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Paul Franks Taken: 23 Sep 2012
The bushes mark the site of the level crossing, which was closed after the opening of Forest Hall Bridge in 1964. The footbridge crosses the East Coast main railway line, and links Station Road with Station Road North, beyond. The houses on the right are 80-84 Station Road, which were built for railway employees. There were originally four houses, but No. 86 was demolished.
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