Lincoln station is a regional hub, with lines to Doncaster, Nottingham, Peterborough, and Cleethorpes. It was designed in 1848 for the Great Northern Railway by J H Taylor.
The entrance from the car park:
The station building is largely plainer on the plafrorm side:
However, the castellated tower at one end of the station does stand out. Looking at the station building from over the tracks:
Standing on the platform between the bay platform 4 and the through platform 5, looking at the tower and a more recent lift shaft:
Underneath the canopy on platform 5. The arch in the distance is below the tower:
The footbridge from platform 5, with platform 6 on the right:
The island platform has a low building, including a ladies' waiting room, which I'd never encountered on the modern railway before:
Looking east on platform 6:
Looking east from the footbridge. The road bridge in the centre of the picture replaced an awkward level crossing:
Looking west from the footbridge. In the distance is the notorious High Street level crossing:
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