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Long Eaton railway station (1847-1863)

1847 establishments in England1863 disestablishments in EnglandDisused railway stations in DerbyshireFormer Midland Railway stationsLong Eaton
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Long Eaton 2nd railway station (site), Derbyshire (geograph 7131008)
Long Eaton 2nd railway station (site), Derbyshire (geograph 7131008)

This Long Eaton railway station was built in 1847 for the Midland Railway.

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Long Eaton railway station (1847-1863)
Trent Street, Erewash

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Trent Street
NG10 1HQ Erewash
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Long Eaton 2nd railway station (site), Derbyshire (geograph 7131008)
Long Eaton 2nd railway station (site), Derbyshire (geograph 7131008)
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