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This talk looks at that process of experimentation, trial and error that led to the invention of the railway station.About this Event
The Evolution of the Railway Station on the S&DR: A talk by Caroline Hardie
In 1825, when the S&DR opened, the concept of the railway station did not exist, yet by the 1840s, complex stations were essential components of the developing national rail network. This talk looks at that process of experimentation, trial and error that led to the invention of the railway station.
Wednesday 30th of September
2.00pm
Centre for Local Studies, Darlington Library
£3.00, Booking required.
Please book via Eventbrite or in the Centre for Local Studies
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Event venue & nearby stays
Darlington Library, Crown Street, Darlington, United Kingdom
Tickets
GBP 3.00