068 - Great Western Railway - Bulls Bridge

Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Historical Engineering Collection

▲

Expand to show object metadata

068 - Great Western Railway - Bulls Bridge

Bulls Bridge was built in 1839 to cross the Grand Union Canal. It forms part of the main line leaving Paddington Station to the West.

Network Rail Corporate Archive

Level of Description: Series

Reference Code: NRCA161521 - NRCA161522

Title: Great Western Railway - Bulls Bridge

Extent and Medium: 2 drawings

Creator: Great Western Railway

Date: 15 September 1852

Scope and Content: 2 drawing. Bulls Bridge was built in 1839 to cross the Grand Union Canal. It forms part of the main line leaving Paddington Station to the West.

Contract Number: Bulls Bridge Widening

Drawing Number: 1, 2

Drawing Office Number: 58745

Keywords (Person): Brereton, Robert Pearson

Keywords (Country): England

Keywords (Structure Type): Bridge or Viaduct

Show more ▼

View Gallery

Title

Description

Date

Great Western Railway Bulls Bridge – Widening No.1 North Middle and South Girders

Six drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of transverse section on square, second drawing is of north elevation of south girder, third drawing is of north elevation of middle girder, fourth drawing is of north elevation of north girder, fifth drawing is of elevation of piling, sixth drawing is of plan of top. Drawing is signed by Robert Pearson Brereton.

15 September 1852

Great Western Railway Bulls Bridge – Widening No.2 Ironwork Details

Seventeen drawings on one sheet of various details, elevations and plans of girders and sections of Bulls Bridge. Drawing is signed by Robert Pearson Brereton.

15 September 1852