Doncaster Railway Station

Doncaster Railway Station.

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

Only minor changes were then made for many years, Major changes were made in the 1930s to the building itself, with the surrounding area around the building being upgraded in recent years.

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

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Opposite this building is the Grand Theatre, which is now a listed building and was previously built on what was Station Road, prior to the Arnedale/Frenchgate Centre being built.