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23 drawings showing the High Level Bridge, Newcastle built by the Newcastle and Berwick Railway Company. Designed by Robert Stephenson.
1847-1848
Drawings of Edinburgh Haymarket Station
6th August 1872 to 11th April 1894
13 drawings from the Great Western Railway Penzance Station Contract by the said railway company. Showing station buildings and features. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
1877-1878
18 drawings from the Bristol and Exeter Railway Contract 3A. This contract extends the Bristol and Exeter Railway from Yatton to Worle near Barnwell Road.
1835-1845
15 drawings showing Brighton Station
1881-1928
This series contains 24 drawings from the Cornwall Railway showing Brunel's Timber Viaducts.
1855-1865
7 drawings from the Cheltenham and Great Western union Railway Contract No.4CR showing bridges, embankments, culverts and tunnels. Made between the said railway company and Messrs Oldham. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
[1838-1845]
3 drawings from the Bristol and Exeter Railway Contract 3C. This contract extends the Bristol and Exeter Railway 2.25 miles through Creech St Michael and West Petherton.
1835-1845
12 drawings. Bourne End Viaduct was originally constructed of timber and designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1854 for the Wycombe Railway. The Bridge was then reconstructed of steel in 1895
1860-1881
3 drawings showing Green Lane Bridge, Westbourne Park.
1853
16 drawings from the Cheltenham and Great Western Union Railway Contract No.4 showing bridges, embankments and culverts. Made between the said railway company and Messrs Blinkhorn. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
24 June 1843
37 drawings from the Great Western Railway Contract No.3B Extension between the said railway company and Messrs McIntosh showing tunnels, bridges, embankments, cuttings and culverts. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.The particulars of this contract was to build a line between Keynsham and Newton St Loe, Somerset. Many of the drawings are stamped with 'McIntosh V Great Western Railway' this refers to the 19 year legal battle between the contractor and the railway company for breach of contract.
June 1836
13 drawings from the Great Western Railway Tilehurst Station Contract by the said railway company. Showing station buildings. Designed by James Inglis (1893).
22 November 1893
121 Drawings showing various engineering elements of the Forth Bridge before and during construction.
1882-1889
22 drawings showing the Windsor Branch of the Great Western Railway
1845-1860
