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Wylam Railway Bridge Wylam Northumberland Uk Stock Photo Alamy Wylam england 10 02 2014: wylam railway bridge over river tyne in northumberland wylam railway bridge (grade ii* listed) crossing the river tyne at hagg bank, wylam view across the platform of wylam railway bridge (grade ii* listed) at hagg bank, wylam. Media in category "wylam railway bridge". the following 14 files are in this category, out of 14 total. bridge over the tyne at west wylam 1,989 × 1,459; 1.18 mb. disused railway bridge geograph.org.uk 536019 640 × 480; 117 kb. hagg bank bridge geograph.org.uk 742122 640 × 427; 79 kb. The bridge was originally built for the scotswood, newburn and wylam railway, [3] to connect the north wylam loop with the newcastle and carlisle railway. [4]a number of bodies were involved in the bridge's construction: w g laws engineered the bridge, w e jackson & co. of newcastle upon tyne built the bridge's foundations and masonry, while hawks, crawshay and sons of gateshead [1. Known locally as the points bridge and situated at hagg bank, just west of wylam, this is an impressive single span arch bridge in an attractive location at a bend on the river. it was built by the scotswood, newburn and wylam railway and cost £16,000. it was opened to traffic 6 october 1876. the ironwork is by the famous firm of hawks.
Wylam Railway Bridge Wylam Northumberland Uk Stock Photo Alamy The bridge was originally built for the scotswood, newburn and wylam railway, [3] to connect the north wylam loop with the newcastle and carlisle railway. [4]a number of bodies were involved in the bridge's construction: w g laws engineered the bridge, w e jackson & co. of newcastle upon tyne built the bridge's foundations and masonry, while hawks, crawshay and sons of gateshead [1. Known locally as the points bridge and situated at hagg bank, just west of wylam, this is an impressive single span arch bridge in an attractive location at a bend on the river. it was built by the scotswood, newburn and wylam railway and cost £16,000. it was opened to traffic 6 october 1876. the ironwork is by the famous firm of hawks. At the southern end of the bridge lies the wylam railway station (19) opened in 1835 and allegedly the oldest station in the world that has been in continuous use since it first opened. the two storey tudor style stationmaster’s house, together with the small extension incorporating the booking office, are the oldest parts of the building and. A rich railway heritage. go full steam ahead and visit the pretty village of wylam with its fine railway heritage and links to several famous engineers. as the birthplace of the ‘father of the railway’, george stephenson, wylam is the best place to see engineering history unfold. take a walk or cycle along the wylam waggonway which runs.
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