In 1913, the stations known since the nationalisation of the Bergisch-Märkische railway and its absorption into the (Prussian state railways, PSE) in 1882, as "Deutzerfeld" (Deutz field) and "Schiffbrücke" (floating bridge), were demolished and the lines were connected to the new Deutz station. The former Deutzerfeld station, sometimes also referred to as Deutz-Nord, was in the area of the later trade fair, now the RTL building. "Schiffbrücke" station, also called "Brückenbahnhof" (bridge station), was at the floating bridge that crossed the Rhine to Cologne at the site of the current Deutz Suspension Bridge between 1822 and 1915. The name "Deutzer Feld" was later applied to the shunting and marshalling yard of Köln-Deutzerfeld, which is further to the east.