Midland Railway

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Midland Railway was a major 19th- and early 20th-century British railway company that operated extensive routes across central and northern England and played a key role in the development of the UK rail network.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former British railway company
railway company
absorbed Bristol and Gloucester Railway
North Midland Railway
surface form: Leicester and Swannington Railway

Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway interests (partial)
architectForStPancrasHotel George Gilbert Scott
chiefEngineerAssociated James Allport
John Crossley
country United Kingdom
dissolved 1922
formedByMergerOf Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway
Midland Counties Railway
North Midland Railway
headquartersLocation Derby
inception 1844
industry rail transport
introduced third-class travel on all trains
keyRoute London to Leeds via Leicester and Nottingham
London Euston – Manchester
surface form: London to Manchester via Derby

London to Sheffield via Leicester and Derby
Settle–Carlisle line
surface form: Settle–Carlisle route to Scotland
knownFor competition with London and North Western Railway
extensive network in the English Midlands
pioneering passenger comfort
mainRegionServed London, England
surface form: London

Midlands
Northern England
majorTerminus Bradford Forster Square railway station
Bristol Temple Meads
surface form: Bristol Temple Meads railway station

Derby railway station
Glasgow St Enoch railway station
Leeds railway station
surface form: Leeds Wellington station

Manchester Central railway station
Nottingham railway station
surface form: Nottingham Midland railway station

Sheffield railway station
surface form: Sheffield station

London St Pancras International
surface form: St Pancras railway station
notableStructure Ribblehead Viaduct
Barlow train shed
surface form: St Pancras train shed
operated freight services
passenger services
operatedRailwayLine Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
Bristol and Birmingham Railway
Midland Main Line
Settle–Carlisle line
successor London, Midland and Scottish Railway

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Midland Hotel, Manchester builtFor Midland Railway
Derby railway works ownedBy Midland Railway
Derby railway works majorProduct Midland Railway
this entity surface form: Midland Railway steam locomotives
Derby railway works operator Midland Railway
Derby railway works railwayNetwork Midland Railway
this entity surface form: Midland Railway network
Chorlton tram stop formerRailwayAlignment Midland Railway
this entity surface form: Midland Railway Manchester South District Line
Midland Main Line historicalOperator Midland Railway
Midland Main Line openedBy Midland Railway
Charles Trubshaw employer Midland Railway
Furness Railway connectedTo Midland Railway
LMS formedFrom Midland Railway
Henry Fowler employer Midland Railway
Gloucester railway station laterCompany Midland Railway
Settle–Carlisle line constructedBy Midland Railway
Settle–Carlisle line originalOperator Midland Railway
Hathersage railway station openedBy Midland Railway
Derby Midland Road railwayCompany Midland Railway
North Midland Railway becamePartOf Midland Railway
North Midland Railway successor Midland Railway
Midland Counties Railway formedPartOf Midland Railway
Midland Counties Railway predecessorOf Midland Railway
Midland Counties Railway mergedInto Midland Railway
Midland Counties Railway successor Midland Railway
Great Northern Railway competedWith Midland Railway
Monsal Trail railwayCompany Midland Railway
Barlow train shed railwayCompanyClient Midland Railway
Rowsley historicallyServedBy Midland Railway
Birmingham and Gloucester Railway partOf Midland Railway
this entity surface form: Midland Railway network
Glasgow St Enoch railway station ownedBy Midland Railway
James Allport employer Midland Railway
Bristol and Birmingham Railway partOf Midland Railway
Bristol and Gloucester Railway partOf Midland Railway
this entity surface form: Midland Railway network
Bristol and Gloucester Railway usedBy Midland Railway