At top of White Hart Street was the Nottingham Evening Post Shop where we waited on Saturday about 6pm for the Football Post to come and collect and rush on your bike on your paper run to sell them,the people would come out to buy them.

There Were also The Nottingham Evening News snd The Sheffield Star also providing The Football Results Papers one of the Nottingham Papers was the Pink Un and The Sheffield Star The Green un On delivery regular paper sellers would race down on to the Market Place with a Large Quantity of same all with their own pitch

Directly behind the photograph viewpoint existed a stone staircase between the viaduct and the Mansfield District Travel office that was, it's now a kebab shop. The staircase formed part of a path that went from street level to track level and allowed access to the Mansfield Station North signal box and the other railway buildings in the goods yard. Such a pity that no photos seem to exist that show the staircase. I have a shot taken from partway up the flight looking down White Hart Street but at too higher angle to show the steps. Photos taken from the signal box looking along the viaduct/down White Hart Street also exist, but again, nothing showing the staircase. Very little remains of the construction, the lower section at the side of the kebab shop has been filled in and a stone wall erected across the original entrance. Further up near track level, just before the new underpass, there remains marks in the stonework from what I assume was the handrail.