Stamford railway station

|route2=London and North Western Railway<br /><small>Seaton branch</small> |col2= }} The table below shows the train departures from Stamford Town on weekdays in February 1863. {| class="wikitable" style="font-size:70%;" |- !Departure !Going to !Calling at !Arrival !Operator |- |06.45 |London Euston Square |Luffenham, Seaton, Rockingham, Medbourne Bridge, Market Harborough, Kelmarsh, Lamport, Brixworth, Brampton, Northampton Castle. Through coaches to Blisworth, Wolverton, Camden, London Euston Square |10.30 |LNWR |- |07.10 |Leicester |Ketton, Luffenham, Manton, Oakham, Ashwell, Whisendine, Saxby, Melton, Asfordby, Frisby, Brooksby, Rearsby, Syston, Leicester |09.10 |MR |- |07.30 |Rugby…

's station building]] Opened by the Midland Railway on its Syston and Peterborough Railway, train services began on 2 October 1846 on the Peterborough to Stamford section, using a temporary station in Water Street, as the tunnel was not complete. The contract for the erection of the permanent station was obtained by Groocock and Yates of Leicester in 1847. The permanent station opened along with through services to Leicester on 20 March 1848. The London and North Western Railway opened their single track branch line from Rugby via Market Harborough on 2 June 1851. This actually joined the Midland line at Luffenham, but trains generally worked through to Stamford and terminated in the LNWR…