Nuneaton Train Station
Nuneaton is the birthplace of the famous novelist George Eliot, who set many of her stories in the Warwickshire countryside.
Facts About This Station
- 1.George Eliot, one of England's greatest novelists, was born near Nuneaton in 1819.
- 2.Nuneaton is an important junction where the Trent Valley line meets the cross-country route.
- 3.The town's name comes from a Benedictine nunnery that was founded here in the 12th century.
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