Kimberley Station (Midland Railway). (1)
About [1875], the Midland Railway commenced a line from Basford Junction to Ilkeston Junction. The passenger service was withdrawn in 1917 [and] the line was closed to all traffic [in] 1950. The buildings which formed the Goods Station and Passenger Station are now the property of the Kimberley Breweries. (2)
Small Victorian station of red brick with terracotta dressings. Extended. Derelict and currently without a roof covering. (3)
The water mill was at the side of the Green Brook. This was at a place now occupied by the Old Midland Railway Station…The mill went under the name of Lindley's Mill... In 1845 the mill house was converted into two houses. These were demolished (c.1865) to make way for the railway. (2)
Tithe map shows a range of buildings perpendicular to the brook at the approximate location of the Station. (4)
See M2356 for GNR station.

<1> OS, 1881, 1:2500, County Series 1881 (Map). SNT1046.

Other Refs: 37/7

<2> Mather H H, 1957, The Story of Kimberley (Published document). SNT1538.

<3> White J, 2002, Pers Comm (Personal comment). SNT1529.

<4> Surveyor Unknown, 1846, Tithe Map, Kimberley (Unknown). SNT2003.