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Please click on the thumbnail for a larger image. For further information about the Library's collection of historic images, and how to purchase copies, click here.


Image of the Month
Thomas Telford’s London bridge design.

Telfords 180m single arch proposal for the 1799 competition to design a replacement for the Medieval London Bridge. The design was not adopted due to the amount of land required for the approaches. A new bridge, designed by John Rennie, and completed by his son, was built in 1824-31. You can see this engraving and many of Telford’s books, notebooks, drawings and his drawing instruments at `Continuing Telford's Vision’ Exhibition, Guildhall Art Gallery from 20 July – 2 September (entrance £2-50)

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Nagpur and Chmattisgarh Railway - 1882

Designed by J L Collins this line was typical of the late Victorian state railways in India

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New London Bridge - 1830

Designed by John Rennie and completed by Sir John Rennie, the bridge was built by the contractors Jolliffe and Banks

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Opening of the Metropolitan Railway, 1862 - 1871

The party of dignitaries, including John Fowler, in the wagons of the contractors, Messrs Smith& Knight.

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Panama canal under construction - 188

Lock 4, 7, November 1888, about 8.5 months after the start of work

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Part of the bridge at Blackfriars - 1766

Designed by Robert Mylne, Blackfriars was only the third masnry bridge across the Thames in London

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Piers of Victoria Tubular Bridge across the St Lawrence River - 1860

The tubular bridge was in many ways a triumph of British engineering, with the ironwork designed according to the system developed by Stephenson and his colleagues for the Britannia Bridge, and fabricated in Birkenhead for export.

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Pumps for Kilsby tunnel, London - Birmingham Railway - 1836

Kilsby tunnel was the most difficult engineering challenge for Robert Stephenson on the London and Birmingham Railway due to the presence of groundwater

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