When was the Great Northern Railway established?
Q: When was the Great Northern Railway established?
A: The Great Northern Railway was established in 1846.
Q: What was the route of the main line for the Great Northern Railway?
A: The main line for the Great Northern Railway ran from London King's Cross station via Hitchin, Peterborough, and Grantham to York.
Q: Was there a loop line for the Great Northern Railway and where did it run?
A: Yes, there was a loop line from Peterborough to Bawtry, which was south of Doncaster, via Boston and Lincoln.
Q: Were there any branch lines for the Great Northern Railway?
A: Yes, there were branch lines to Sheffield and Wakefield.
Q: When did the Great Northern Railway become part of the London and North Eastern Railway?
A: The Great Northern Railway became part of the London and North Eastern Railway on 1 January 1923.
Q: What is the modern-day status of the Great Northern Railway main line?
A: The main line for the Great Northern Railway is now part of the East Coast Main Line.
Q: Where is London King's Cross station located?
A: London King's Cross station is located in London, England.
