113 - Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway - Main Line Contract

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113 - Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway - Main Line Contract

The Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway Main Line Contract was made between the said company and Samuel Morton Peto and Edward Ladd Betts in 1852.

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Level of Description: Series

Reference Code: NRCA163279 - NRCA163882

Title: Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway - Main Line Contract

Extent and Medium: 4 drawings

Creator: Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway

Date: 12 March 1852

Scope and Content: Four drawings. The Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway Main Line Contract was made between the said company and Samuel Morton Peto and Edward Ladd Betts in 1852.

Contract Number: Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway

Drawing Number: n/a

Drawing Office Number: n/a

Keywords (Person): Brunel, Isambard Kingdom

Keywords (Country): England

Keywords (Structure Type): Other

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Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway Main Line Contract No.1 Drawing No.5 – Culverts

24 small drawings on 1 sheet. Drawings of Culvert showing elevations, transverse section, longitudinal section and plan. Signed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Samuel Moreton Peto.

[15 March 1852]

Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway Main Line Contract No.1 Drawing No.4 – Embankments

5 drawings on 1 sheet showing cross section drawings of Harbury Embankment no.1, 2, 4-8. Signed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Samuel Moreton Peto.

[15 March 1852]

Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway Main Line Contract No.1 Drawing No.3 – Cuttings

6 drawings on 1 sheet showing sections of Cuttings no.3-8. Signed by Brunel and Peto.

[15 March 1852]

Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway Main Line Contract No.1 Drawing No.43 – Harbury Tunnel

3 drawings on 1 sheet showing sections of Tunnel and plan at line of rails. Signed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Samuel Moreton Peto.

[15 March 1852]