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Old Railway Station, Gilesgate


The Travelodge hotel and Sambuca restaurant on Station Lane, Gilesgate, was the former railway station for Durham. The station was built in 1844 by G.T. Andrews for the Durham and Sunderland Railway Company.[1] At that time it was then the main Durham station for trains to London. This station was active during World War I as a goods station; after the station closed the building was used as a builder's merchants for a time.[2] The former station is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. Around the corner from the hotel is a street call 'The Sidings' - another reflection of its railway past.

Gilesgate 1844 Grade II Listed Former Railway Stations Historic Buildings and Monuments in Durham city
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Former Gilesgate Railway Station, Durham (now a hotel)

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Durham Gilesgate railway station (site), County Durham

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Travelodge, Gilesgate

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Durham Travelodge

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FORMER GILESGATE RAILWAY STATION - List Entry
- "Railway station, now builders' merchants. 1844 by G.T. Andrews for Durham and Sunderland Railway Company. Sandstone ashlar; Welsh slate roof. Passenger building: one storey, 7 bays with lower 2-bay left …

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Former Gilesgate Railway Station (Durham City)
- "This is the old Gilesgate Railway Station- it is now used as a builder's merchants. It was built in 1844 for the Durham and Sunderland Railway Company. ...This station was …

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List number: 1161515
List grade: 2
County: County Durham
Post code: DH1 1LJ
Grid ref: NZ2823242797

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