Talk:Manor House Street railway station

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A lot of sources refer to it as "Manor Street station" but is this a modern invention to disambiguate it from later stations.?

I haven't seen any contemporary ie (1850s) use the term Manor Street. Also the station exit was only Kingston Street, the entrance onto Humber Dock side. "Manor House street" did no even connect to the station - it was west, and was the route to the gaol. Manor House is not seen on the opening day flyers, or on any ticket or timetable I've yet seen.Prof.Haddock (talk) 23:03, 21 June 2014 (UTC)Reply

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