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The Skew Bridge, Great Western Railway Station, Bath c.1840

The Skew Bridge, Great Western Railway Station, Bath c.1840

Image Reference: 45410
Artist/Photographer: Hollway, Joseph
Image Date: 1840
Measurements: 24 x 31 cm
Medium: print
Collection: Scrapbooks
Library Reference: Chapman vol.2, p.39
Images of Bath ref.: 859
Credit: Bath & North East Somerset Council
Library: Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies

Description: Originally built in timber by Brunel to save money, this bridge was replaced with an iron version in about 1878 following the collapse of the nearby Widcombe Foot Bridge which had also been built of timber. The backs of the houses on Claverton Street on the left end at the river towpath where canal barges are tied up. The Station platform continues to the bridge, where a train crosses.
Printed & Published by J. Hollway, 10, Union St., Bath. See Image Refs. 12385 and 41636.

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