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In the 1957 film Lucky Jim what was the railway station used at the end?
In the 1957 film "Lucky Jim," the railway station used at the end is the now-closed station at Haverhill, Suffolk. The setting contributes to the film's themes of escape and new beginnings, as the protagonist, Jim Dixon, seeks to break free from his academic and romantic troubles. Haverhill's picturesque surroundings serve as a fitting backdrop for the film's conclusion.
When did Baptist End railway station end?
Baptist End railway station ended in 1964.
When did Darby End railway station end?
Darby End railway station ended in 1964.
When did Rood End railway station end?
Rood End railway station ended in 1885.
When did North End railway station end?
North End railway station ended in 1877.
When did Windmill End railway station end?
Windmill End railway station ended in 1964.
When did Bridge End railway station end?
Bridge End railway station ended in 1948.
When did Hill End railway station end?
Hill End railway station ended in 1951.
When did Crouch End railway station end?
Crouch End railway station ended in 1954.
When was Baptist End railway station created?
Baptist End railway station was created in 1905.
When was Hedge End railway station created?
Hedge End railway station was created in 1990.
When was Darby End railway station created?
Darby End railway station was created in 1905.
