Tanfield Railway - Reviews from across the web
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Tanfield Railway The Arch was constructed in 1725 and was needed to convey the waggonway across the Causey Burn which flows in a narrow valley with steep sides. To that date, nobody had constructed a single span bridge of this size (45 metres). It was built by a local stone mason, Robert Wood, who had never undertak... hektor.worldonline.co.uk
Tanfield Railway - Newcastle and Gateshead City Guide venues & listings The Railway's original purpose was the movement of coal from nearby colleries to ships on the River Tyne. The oldest part, c1647, was the Lobley Hill section, it had over 300 years of coal traffic when closed in 1964. The surviving 1725 Sunniside to Causey section is now the World's Oldest Wor... 24hourmuseum.org.uk
Ian Britton - FreeFoto.com Photoblog: Tanfield Railway Legends of Industry Gala The photographs are free to use on the internet (link back and attribution required) with a fee required for higher q... freefoto.blogspot.com
Ian Britton - FreeFoto.com Photoblog: Tanfield Railway The photographs are free to use on the internet (link back and attribution required) with a fee required for higher q... freefoto.blogspot.com
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