Midland Railway Gothic

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Midland Railway Gothic is a distinctive Victorian railway architectural style characterized by pointed arches, polychrome brickwork, and ornate Gothic Revival detailing used on stations and related buildings of the Midland Railway in England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Victorian railway architecture
architectural style
appliedTo engine sheds
goods sheds
railway hotels
railway offices
railway stations
station masters’ houses
architecturalMovement Gothic Revival NERFINISHED
associatedWith Victorian railway expansion in Britain
characteristic buttresses
decorative bargeboards
gables with finials
ornamental chimneys
ornate stone carving
pointed arches
polychrome brickwork
steeply pitched roofs
string courses in contrasting brick
traceried windows
context company house style of the Midland Railway
country England
designFeature asymmetrical compositions
ornamental ironwork
tall clock towers on major stations
doorType pointed-arch doorways
endUse late 19th century
façadeTreatment banded brick patterns
contrasting stone window surrounds
heritageStatus many surviving examples are listed buildings
influencedBy High Victorian Gothic NERFINISHED
ecclesiastical Gothic architecture
material red brick
stone dressings
yellow brick
notableExample St Pancras railway station overall style (broad Gothic Revival context, not pure Midland Railway Gothic)
ornamentation carved stone label stops
foliated capitals
moulded brick details
period Victorian era NERFINISHED
purpose corporate identity for Midland Railway
visual prominence of stations
region Midland Railway network NERFINISHED
roofingMaterial slate roofs
startUse mid-19th century
typicalScale small and medium provincial stations
usedBy Midland Railway NERFINISHED
windowType lancet windows

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Sheffield Midland architecturalStyle Midland Railway Gothic