Newark Northgate is the station in Newark on the East Coast main line, and although some services run from here via a curve onto the local line between Nottingham and Lincoln, for many purposes it's necessary to walk across town to nearby Newark Castle.
The front of the station building:
A long view of the station front, from the south:
The southern end of the station frontage is just a fence and the other side of platform 1's canopy:
The station building backs on to platform 1, passing through the modern end of the footbridge seen on the left in this shot looking north from the footbridge itself:
The northern end of the station building on platform 1:
On platform 1, looking south towards the footbridge with platform 2 on the left:
The southern end of platform 1 has a wooden canopy:
Under the canopy on platform 1:
The canopy on platform 1 seen from platform 2:
The end of the canopy on platform 1:
Detail of one of the spandrels:
Looking north along platform 1 wiith platform 2 on the right:
The canopy is held up by brightly painted bars:
Over the footbridge, the island platforms 2 and 3 just have cabins for buildings. Looking north along platform 2:
Looking south along platform 3, from where services towards Lincoln depart:
Looking north along the line from the end of platform 3:
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