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The Central Station was built between 1845-50, the main building being designed by local architect John Dobson. The Portico dates from 1863 and was designed by Prosser, it was extended c.1890 by W. Bell. The Station was officially opened on August 29th 1850 by Queen Victoria accompanied by other members of the Royal Family. The design is of the classical style with ornamental work of the Doric Order. The Eastern end of the Portico stands on the site of the Stank Tower part of the old Town Wall.

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