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Join us on a fascinating journey through time in “Erased But Not Forgotten: Kirkby’s Lost Great Central Railway.” This episode explores the hidden remains and lost infrastructure of the Great Central Railway as it passed through Kirkby-in-Ashfield, a town steeped in railway and industrial history. Starting at the site of the north portal of the Annesley Tunnel, we trace the long-abandoned route and uncover how the land has been infilled and reshaped over the decades.

Discover the profound impact of modern developments like the Robin Hood Line, and see where remnants of the Kirkby South Junction cutting, Kirkby Quarries, and Portland Park still reveal clues to the past. We also visit the former site of Kirkby Bentinck Station, a poignant reminder of a once-thriving railway hub.

This video is a must-watch for fans of British railway history, UK transport networks, canal and industrial archaeology, and local Nottinghamshire heritage. Whether you're a railway enthusiast, a lover of lost lines and closed stations, or simply curious about Britain’s industrial past, this documentary-style walk will bring Kirkby’s forgotten tracks back to life.

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