What I saw if I glanced to my right at the top of Low pavement ,on my way to work in the 60's

I can't place it, but the look of it looks like something we should have built around - as I can't recall seeing anything like this and would assume it's knocked down since every train I have been on in Nottingham has been on the ground.

Is it near to where the Victoria car park is?

@ChrisTo the right of the viaduct is Broad Marsh, the railway coming in on the left was from London Road High Level station.

The tram takes the straight formation, on a new viaduct, now towards Nottingham Midland station

The camera position is to the right of the tunnel portal, taking the line into Victoria station

Weekday Cross as is, is over the immediate tunnel entrance

 

these are great photos, without the explanation as to where it was even i would not be able to place where the first image was taken. it looks like nottingham had some sort of drapes to the side of the platform.

 

The large building behind the smoke coming from the trains chimney was my workplace from 1963 to 1997.

http://www.robrowland.co.uk/gallery2.html#prettyPhoto/26/

 

http://www.robrowland.co.uk/gallery2.html#prettyPhoto/23/

 

 

 

 

 

13 pictures of Weekday Cross in the days when steam trains thundered through Nottingham - Nottinghamshire Live

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Today the area is home to the Nottingham Contemporary, the Broadmarsh and Nottingham College