Doncaster Railway Station

Doncaster Railway Station.

Doncaster's main line railway station was built in two stages from 1848-52, with additions in the 1870s as lines and services massively increased.

In the 1930s a large new entrance and booking hall were added but much  of the earlier station still survives behind this building. The surrounding area around the  building has been  upgraded in recent years.

A Blue Plaque to commemorate Sir Nigel Gresley who was responsible for the building of iconic steam engines, the Flying Scotsman , the Mallard and many more at the Doncaster works, was installed at the station in 2025.

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In June 2025, a new plaque commemrating Sir Nigel Gresley has been installed, click the next button to view more about this new Plaque.