Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Berrington Station (PRN: 8910)

PRN8910
Site or location nameBerrington Station
Summary
DescriptionBerrington Station served as a receiving station during the First World War. Over 200 Receiving Stations were established throughout the UK. Hospital Trains would transport the wounded to these stations, where they would be processed and transferred to nearby Hospitals. Information courtesy of the National Railway Museum.
Monument TypeRECEPTION CENTRE;HOSPITAL;RECEPTION CENTRE
DesginationNone
Material
Location
CountryENGLAND
County
Site Location'Station Rd, Shrewsbury '
PostcodeSY5 6EZ
Map ReferenceNGR: SJ5355707436 (353557, 307436)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Uncertain (30-11-2016)
Related Sites
Berrington Station HFL Ref: 9102
Source
Pratt, Edwin A (1921) British Railways and the Great War. Selwyn & Blount. London.
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Chris Kolonko - Home Front Legacy
Copiled On30-11-2016
Last Updated30-11-2016
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