On 15 March 1886 the Glasgow City and District Railway opened. It was a subsurface line running east to west through the centre of Glasgow, from College in the east, through a new Low Level station at Queen Street, to Stobcross which was now on a through line instead of a dead end.
On March 15, 1886, the Glasgow City and District Railway began operation. This underground line ran from College in the east through a new Low Level station at Queen Street to Stobcross, which was now connected to a main line instead of being a dead end.