Description and History of Site:-
In 1973 Hatcher noted: 2 storey red brick. Rail passenger services to Goole began with the original terminus (1848) of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway on Aire Street, about 500m to the south east. The present station, replacing that terminus, was opened by the North Eastern Railway on October 1st 1869. In more recent times the building on the station's eastern side have been replaced by a more minimal structure and the roofed NER-pattern cast iron footbridge was demolished. The original NER clock was preserved and moved to the western platform.

Further Reading and References:-
YAHS - Hatcher Card Index. Research funded by the Yorkshire Arts Association 1972.
Hatcher, J. The Industrial Architecture of Yorkshire. Phillimore, 1985.

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Key Words :- railway station transport

Viewing the Site :- Operational railway station open to the public

Address :- Boothferry Road, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 5DD
Grid Ref :- SE 74400 23750
Co-ordinates :- Lat 53.704887 , Long -0.874426
Local Authority :- East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Pre 1974 County :- Yorkshire - West Riding
Site Status :- Site extant - Protected status unknown
Site Condition :- Operational site, in use for original purpose
Site Dates :- 1869 -
Record Date :- 15 May 2015

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