High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Yorkshire Coast Line is a railway line in northern England. It runs northwards from Hull Paragon to Bridlington and Scarborough calling at other intermediate stations. The Hull and Selby Railway was the promoter of the Hull and Bridlington Railway; and act of Parliament was passed in 1845 giving permission to build the line. In the same year the Hull and Selby Railway was leased to the York and North Midland Railway becoming part of George Hudson's expanding railway enterprise. The Hull to Bridlington section opened on the 6th of October 1846, the Seamer to Filey section opened the day before on the 5th. The final link the Bridlington to Filey section opened on the 20th of the same month. Originally the Hull terminus was at Manor House street station (Railway street) next to Humber dock; from Hull trains travelled first west along the Hull to Selby line before turning north at Dairycoates. When Paragon station opened in 1848 a new section of track connected to the Bridlington line half way between Hull and Cottingham.

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