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Station Street, MANSFIELD, NG18 1BE

The design is the logo for the recently created Robin Hood Line http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robin_Hood_Line and appears to be based on the old inter-city logo.

Opened in 1872 by the Midland Railway on the line from Nottingham to Worksop, this station closed in 1964. It was reopened in 1995. View north east towards Mansfield Woodhouse and Worksop. At one time the station boasted an overall roof.

The ramp leading to the Nottingham-bound platform, photographed on a cold, wet morning in June.

The 1840s railway station is now a grade II listed building. It closed under Beeching in 1964 but reopened in the mid 1990s with the reopening of the Robin Hood line from Nottingham to Worksop. Removing the status of the largest population without a rail link. The line survived due to coal traffic although Kirby tunnel was infilled and had to be excavated. Now there is a good half hourly service from Nottingham, one going to Mansfield Woodhouse and the other continuing onto Worksop.

Looking towards Nottingham from the Down (Worksop) platform, showing that the platforms are slightly staggered, and that the facilities are better for passengers travelling towards Worksop than for those heading for Nottingham. Officially named simply "Mansfield", this station is often referred to unofficially as "Mansfield Town" (particularly by train guards) to differentiate it from Mansfield Woodhouse (the next station north of here). This is even reflected in the station's CRS code: MFT.

A train from Nottingham about to leave for Mansfield Woodhouse on a cold, wet and wholly uninviting June morning.

Opened by the Midland Railway in 1872 https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1288236?section=official-listing though a station had been situated here since 1849. Closed by British Railways in 1964 and re-opened in 1995 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansfield_railway_station,_Nottinghamshire

In the days of steam Mansfield Town station had an overall roof. It closed in 1964 but was reopened in a reduced form in 1995. The stone buildings are Grade II listed.

The 1840s railway station is now a grade II listed building. It closed under Beeching in 1964 but reopened in the mid 1990s with the reopening of the Robin Hood line from Nottingham to Worksop. Removing the status of the largest population without a rail link. The line survived due to coal traffic although Kirby tunnel was infilled and had to be excavated. Now there is a good half hourly service from Nottingham, one going to Mansfield Woodhouse and the other continuing onto Worksop.