Description

SK 64 NE LOWDHAM STATION ROAD
(east side)

Lowdham Railway
9/133 Station

II

Railway Station. Mid C19. Probably by T.C. Hine architect to
Nottingham/Lincoln line. Yellow brick, some ashlar with raised
ashlar quoins. Slate roof, decorative bargeboards. 2 yellow brick
ridge stacks. Single storey plus attic and single storey, 5 bays,
the right single bay being single storey and the 2nd right single
bay gabled and projecting. Extending over the ground floor left 3
bays is a slate lean-to hood, supported on the left by a portion
of wall and further supported on 2 wooden posts. The single left
bay projects, the front and right walls being wooden plank. To
the right is a single glazing bar fixed light and further right a
chamfered doorway with part glazed door. In the side wall of the
projecting bay is a chamfered doorway with vertical panelled
door, the front wall has a single storey, single canted bay with
parapet and single tripartite cross fixed light flanked by a
single similar single light fixed lights, the right side wall has
a single similar single fixed light. On the far right is a single
2-light fixed light. Above is a single gabled half dormer with
single 2-light casement and in the gabled bay a single cross
casement. The road front has a single storey , single canted bay
with stone slate roof and single tripartite cross fixed light
flanked by single similar single lights. To the right, slightly
set back, is the side wall of the lean-to with blocked chamfered
doorway and to the left, slightly set back is a lean-to porch
with chamfered arched entrance. All openings have raised ashlar
quoin surrounds. Further left, set back, is a single storey wing
with single glazing bar sash.

Listing NGR: SK6729945921

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Lowdham railway station at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q6693095

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