Leeds once had more than one great railway station — and one has almost been forgotten. Leeds Central, opened in 1857, was a major steam-era hub. In its final years it saw B1s, Jubilees, tank engines, early diesels and DMUs working beneath its vast trainshed as steam gave way to modern traction. This video explores Leeds’ lost station, from its Great Northern origins to its closure in April 1967 and the redevelopment that erased it from the map. All that remains are photographs, film — and memor

Who knew this about Leeds Train Station!? 🤯 🚂 The main station concourse just off the City Square entrance used to be… a CAR PARK! The concourse was built back in 1937 connecting two of Leeds’ stations at the time, Wellington Station and New Station to form Leeds City Station. But in 1967 they decided to turn the North Concourse into a car park 🚗 It wasn’t until 35 years later in 2002 when they reopened and refurbished this HUGE part of the station, to how it looks now 😜 🚆 | Leeds

8.6K views · 43 reactions | Old photographs have emerged of Leeds train station way back when it was rebuilt in the 1960s  Amazing to see how much it's changed!⏳ | Leeds+ | Facebook

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