Original sentence: It is currently listed Grade II and used as a casino by Stanley Casinos.It was opened in 1840 as the original terminus of the London and Southampton Railway (a constituent of the London and South Western Railway) and closed to passengers by the Southern Region of British Railways in 1966.It was renamed "Southampton Docks" in 1858 and "Southampton Terminus" in 1923, by which time it was used primarily for local trains.Some tracks running through the station to the docks are still maintained and used by regular but infrequent Pullman services meeting cruise ships, and even more occasional mail and freight trains.Southampton Terminus was a  railway station which used to serve the docks and City Centre of Southampton, England.Southampton's main railway station is now Southampton Central.The Italianate architecture of the main building is by Sir William Tite.There was originally a train shed and six platforms
Edited sentence: It began as the terminus of the London and South Western Railway (which was the London and Southampton Railway until the line opened).It was renamed "Southampton Docks" in July 1858, "Southampton Town & Docks" in September 1896, "Southampton Town for Docks" in November 1912 and "Southampton Terminus" on 9 July 1923, by which time it was used primarily for local trains.Some tracks through the station to the docks are still used by infrequent Pullman services meeting cruise ships, and less frequent mail and freight trains.Southampton Central is now the main railway station in Southampton.Southampton Terminus railway station served the docks and city centre of Southampton, England.The main building in the Italianate style, by Sir William Tite, is a Grade II listed building and is used as a casino by Stanley Casinos.The station opened on 10 June 1839 as "Southampton" and closed to passengers in 1966.There were originally a train shed and six platforms