Plate 5 the Tunnel
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print No 1Plate 5 the Tunnel
Plate 9, Entrance of the railway at Edge Hill.
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print N 2Plate 9, Entrance of the railway at Edge Hill.
Plate 4. Excavation of Olive Mount, 4 miles from Liverpool
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print No 3Plate 4. Excavation of Olive Mount, 4 miles from Liverpool
Plate 7 Viaduct across the Sankey Valley
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print NO 4Plate 7 Viaduct across the Sankey Valley
Plate 2 View of the railway across Chat Moss
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman ptint No 5Plate 2 View of the railway across Chat Moss
Plate 11. Entrance to Manchester across Water Street
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman prnt No 6Plate 11. Entrance to Manchester across Water Street
Plate 18 Coaches etc emp;oyed on the Liverpool and Manchester railway
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print no 7Plate 18 Coaches etc emp;oyed on the Liverpool and Manchester railway
Plate 17 Railway Office Liverpool
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print no 8Plate 17 Railway Office Liverpool
Plate 13. Warehouses at the end of the tunnel. Towards Wapping
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print no 9Plate 13. Warehouses at the end of the tunnel. Towards Wapping
Plate 8 Moorish Arch looking from the tunnel
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman print no 10Plate 8 Moorish Arch looking from the tunnel
Plate 10 Near Liverpool. Looking towards Manchester. Railway on a cutting.
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman prnt No 11Plate 10 Near Liverpool. Looking towards Manchester. Railway on a cutting.
Platge 6.. Rainhill bridge Skew arch
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman prnt No 12Platge 6.. Rainhill bridge Skew arch
Plate 16.Parkside station. Where Mr Huskisson fell
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman prnt No 13Plate 16.Parkside station. Where Mr Huskisson fell
Plate 20. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester railway
Plate 20. Ackerman Long print. Top part of page. Uppermost train is of closed first class carriages. Engine supposedly Jupiter, but that was a 2-2-0 nott an 0-4-0 as here; Nexr train down is a second class in open carriages hauled by North Star.. The third down is a train of wagons with goods hauled by Liver (no 26), and the bottom train of cattle in carriages pulled by Fury (no21). Ackerman Long print. Top part of pagePlate 20. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester railway
Plate 20. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester railway
Plate 20. Ackerman Long print. Bottom part of page. Uppermost train is of closed first class carriages. Engine supposedly Jupiter, but that was a 2-2-0 nott an 0-4-0 as here; Nexr train down is a second class in open carriages hauled by North Star.. The third down is a train of wagons with goods hauled by Liver (no 26), and the bottom train of cattle in carriages pulled by Fury (no21).Plate 20. Travelling on the Liverpool and Manchester railway
View of the intersection bridge
Plate 24. View of the intersection bridge of the line of the St Helens Gap and Runcorn Railway crossingthe Liverpool and Manchester Railway near the foot of the Sutton inclined plane From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Ackerman's print pf 1832View of the intersection bridge
Plate 21. New grand entrance to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Lime Street Liverpool.
Interior of Lime Stret and Edge Hill stations From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, , Ackerman's print pf 1836Plate 21. New grand entrance to the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Lime Street Liverpool.
View of the deep cutting in the Olive Mount
Lithograph by Engelmann, Graf, Coindet & Co after a drawing by Alfred Clayton (1795-1855) clayton's drawing No 2View of the deep cutting in the Olive Mount
Plate 14 View of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway at the point where it crosses the Bridgewater Canal
From Coloured views on the Liverpool & Manchester Railway by T T Bury, 1831, Ackerman Clayton's drawing no 3Plate 14 View of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway at the point where it crosses the Bridgewater Canal
Map of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
Origin unknownMap of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway
Locomotive engine The Rocket built by Robert Stephenson & Co
Rocket rebuilt with cylinders moved from steeply inclined to near horizontal position. Kownas the "Crewe" drawingLocomotive engine The Rocket built by Robert Stephenson & Co
Rocket replica, built 1929
Built by Robert Stephenson & Co for Henry FordRocket replica, built 1929
Northumbria steam locomotiuveLiverpool and Manchester Railway
From a drawing by James Nasmyth in 1830. When first piublished this was misnamed RocketNorthumbria steam locomotiuveLiverpool and Manchester Railway
Northumbria steam locomotiuve for Liverpool and Manchester Railway
Built Robt Stephenson & Co 1830 Isacc Shaw engravingNorthumbria steam locomotiuve for Liverpool and Manchester Railway
Northumbrian , Liverpool and Manchester stam locomotive
From the Mechanics magazine 1830Northumbrian , Liverpool and Manchester stam locomotive
Northumbrian , Liverpool and Manchester steam locomotive No 7
Built Robt Stephenson & Co 1830 Isacc Shaw engravingNorthumbrian , Liverpool and Manchester steam locomotive No 7
Liverpool and Manchester loco North Star mo 8
Taken from an Ackermaan printLiverpool and Manchester loco North Star mo 8
Liverpool and Manchestr loco Phoenix, No 6, with the Curtain coach Queen Adelaide
Lithograph by CraneLiverpool and Manchestr loco Phoenix, No 6, with the Curtain coach Queen Adelaide
Planet locomotive 1832
Lithograph by William Miller from a book by Michael LongridgePlanet locomotive 1832
Drawing of a Planet type loco, Liverpool and Mancheste Railway
Origin of drawing unknownDrawing of a Planet type loco, Liverpool and Mancheste Railway
Northumbrian , Liverpool and Manchester steam locomotive No 7
Built Robt Stephenson & Co 1830 Isacc Shaw engravingNorthumbrian , Liverpool and Manchester steam locomotive No 7
Liverpool and Manchester railway 0-4-0 luggage engine, Goliath
Built Robt Stephenson & Co 1831 From A Century of Loco building by Robt Stephenson & Co by Warrwn 1923Liverpool and Manchester railway 0-4-0 luggage engine, Goliath
Manchester built by Galloway, Boman and Glasgow 1831.
Not purchased by Liverpool and Manchester Rly. Destroyed in an accident The firdt locomotive built in Manchester Possibly a Dendy Marshall drawingManchester built by Galloway, Boman and Glasgow 1831.
