London and North Eastern Railway

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London and North Eastern Railway was a major British railway company formed in 1923, known for operating key routes in eastern and northeastern England and for famous express trains like the Flying Scotsman and Mallard.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former company
railway company
abbreviation London and North Eastern Railway self-linksurface differs
surface form: LNER
chiefMechanicalEngineer Arthur Peppercorn
Edward Thompson
Nigel Gresley
colorScheme apple green for express steam locomotives
black for freight locomotives
country Great Britain
United Kingdom
designer Nigel Gresley
dissolved 1948
followedBy British Rail Eastern Region
British Rail
surface form: British Railways
formedBy Railways Act 1921
headquartersLocation London King’s Cross
surface form: King's Cross station

London, England
surface form: London
inception 1923
industry rail transport
languageOfName English
nationalizationDate 1948-01-01
nationalizedInto British Rail
surface form: British Railways
notableLocomotive LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman
LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard
notableLocomotiveClass LNER Class A1
LNER Class A3
LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard
surface form: LNER Class A4

LNER Class P2
LNER Class V2
notableTrain Coronation
Flying Scotsman (periodically)
surface form: Flying Scotsman

Silver Jubilee 1977
surface form: Silver Jubilee

The Elizabethan
operatedInArea Aberdeen
Cambridge, England
surface form: Cambridge

County Durham
East Coast Main Line
East Midlands
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Eastern Main Line
Hull
Leeds
Lincolnshire
London King’s Cross
surface form: London King's Cross

London Liverpool Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
Northumberland
Norwich
Scotland
York
Yorkshire
eastern England
north-eastern England
operatedService coal transport from North East England
express passenger trains
fish trains from Scottish and North Sea ports
freight rail transport
passenger rail transport
suburban services around London
ownedBy private shareholders
ownedFacility Cowlairs Works
Darlington Works
Doncaster Works
Gateshead Works
Gorton Works
Stratford Works
ownedInfrastructure East Coast Main Line
Great Central Railway
surface form: Great Central Railway network

Great Eastern Main Line
Great Eastern Railway
surface form: Great Eastern Railway network

Great North of Scotland Railway
surface form: Great North of Scotland Railway network

Great Northern Railway
surface form: Great Northern Railway network

Hull and Barnsley Railway
surface form: Hull and Barnsley Railway network

North British Railway
surface form: North British Railway network

North Eastern Railway network
ownedPort Grimsby
Harwich
Hull docks
Immingham
ownedShippingLine Harwich–Hook of Holland ferry services
partOf Big Four (British railway companies)
surface form: Big Four railway companies
precededBy Great Central Railway
Great Eastern Railway
Great North of Scotland Railway
Great Northern Railway
Hull and Barnsley Railway
North British Railway
North Eastern Railway
recordDate 1938-07-03
recordHeld world speed record for steam locomotives
recordSetBy LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard
recordSpeed 126 mph

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Rosyth railway station postgroupOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Edinburgh Waverley servedBy London and North Eastern Railway
this entity surface form: London North Eastern Railway
London, Midland and Scottish Railway competitor London and North Eastern Railway
Kinghorn railway station postGroupingOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Aberdour railway station postgroupOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Markinch railway station postGroupingOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Burntisland railway station postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
British Rail predecessor London and North Eastern Railway
Great Yarmouth railway station hasFormerOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Transport Act 1947 abolishedEntities London and North Eastern Railway
North British Railway predecessorOf London and North Eastern Railway
North British Railway becamePartOf London and North Eastern Railway
North British Railway successor London and North Eastern Railway
North British Railway mergedInto London and North Eastern Railway
London and North Eastern Railway abbreviation London and North Eastern Railway self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: LNER
East Coast Main Line historicalOperator London and North Eastern Railway
this entity surface form: London and North Eastern Railway (1923–1948)
Cleethorpes railway station postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Scarborough railway station postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Stockton and Darlington Railway laterPartOf London and North Eastern Railway
Railways Act 1921 createdEntity London and North Eastern Railway
Big Four (British railway companies) consistsOf London and North Eastern Railway
Big Four (British railway companies) hasPart London and North Eastern Railway
LMS concurrentWith London and North Eastern Railway
London North Eastern Railway namedAfter London and North Eastern Railway
Grantham railway station laterCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Doncaster railwayHeritage London and North Eastern Railway
this entity surface form: LNER
North Yorkshire Moors Railway laterOwnedBy London and North Eastern Railway
Cupar railway station postGroupingOperator London and North Eastern Railway
King's Lynn railway station postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Haymarket railway station laterManagedBy London and North Eastern Railway
Class 156 Super Sprinter operator London and North Eastern Railway
subject surface form: British Rail Class 156
this entity surface form: London North Eastern Railway (former)
London–Aberdeen historicalOperator London and North Eastern Railway
subject surface form: London–Aberdeen rail corridor
Ipswich railway station laterCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Ely railway station formerOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Attleborough railway station postGroupingOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Spooner Row railway station postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Coatbridge Sunnyside railway station postgroupOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Great Eastern Railway successor London and North Eastern Railway
Great Eastern Railway groupedInto London and North Eastern Railway
Harling Road railway station postGroupingCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Broxbourne railway station laterCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Bishop's Stortford railway station laterCompany London and North Eastern Railway
Norman Wilkinson employer London and North Eastern Railway
Littleport railway station formerOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Downham Market railway station formerOperator London and North Eastern Railway
Watlington railway station laterOperatedBy London and North Eastern Railway
Mallard operator London and North Eastern Railway
Mallard manufacturer London and North Eastern Railway
Flying Scotsman (periodically) operator London and North Eastern Railway
subject surface form: Flying Scotsman
Flying Scotsman (periodically) railwayCompany London and North Eastern Railway
subject surface form: Flying Scotsman