90 Hits for April 2010
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Colne Viaduct, Watford June 5 1837 (LEC1 @ 16m 53ch) (Ref: 031130)
Colne Viaduct, Watford June 5 1837 (LEC1 @ 16m 53ch) (Ref: 031130)
Linslade Cuttings Blasting Rocks. (LEC1 @ 40m 14ch) (Ref: 031144)
Linslade Cuttings Blasting Rocks. (LEC1 @ 40m 14ch) (Ref: 031144)
Linslade Cuttings June 23 1837. (LEC1 @ 40m 14ch) (Ref: 031141)
Linslade Cuttings June 23 1837. (LEC1 @ 40m 14ch) (Ref: 031141)
Primrose Hill Tunnel Oct 10 1837 near completion. (LEC1 @ 1m 53ch) (Ref: 031127)
Primrose Hill Tunnel Oct 10 1837 near completion. (LEC1 @ 1m 53ch) (Ref: 031127)
4-2-2 Stirling Single No.8. Built Doncaster c.1870. - Pencil drawing by unknown artist. (Ref: 031199)
4-2-2 Stirling Single No.8. Built Doncaster c.1870. - Pencil drawing by unknown artist. (Ref: 031199)
Berkhampstead cutting and bridge June 15 1837. (LEC1 @ c. 30m) (Ref: 031136)
Berkhampstead cutting and bridge June 15 1837. (LEC1 @ c. 30m) (Ref: 031136)
Berkhamsted Station. Station buildings alongside canal c. 1860. (LEC1 @ 27m 60ch) (Ref: 031189)
Note the water tank on the left for topping up locomotives.Berkhamsted Station. Station buildings alongside canal c. 1860. (LEC1 @ 27m 60ch) (Ref: 031189)
Blisworth Cutting July 2 1837. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031148)
Blisworth Cutting July 2 1837. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031148)
Blisworth Cutting July 3 1837. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031151)
Blisworth Cutting July 3 1837. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031151)
Blisworth Cutting September 1838. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031149)
Blisworth Cutting September 1838. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031149)
Blisworth Cutting September 1838. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031150)
Blisworth Cutting September 1838. (LEC1 @ 62m 40ch) (Ref: 031150)
Box Moor. Skew bridge over London Road. June 12 1837 (LEC1 @24m 48ch) (Ref: 031133)
Box Moor. Skew bridge over London Road. June 12 1837 (LEC1 @24m 48ch) (Ref: 031133)
Boxmoor cutting Excavation with horse-powered barrow ramps. June 10 1836 (LEC1 @ c. 26m 40ch) (Ref: 031134)
Boxmoor cutting Excavation with horse-powered barrow ramps. June 10 1836 (LEC1 @ c. 26m 40ch) (Ref: 031134)
Building the stationary engine house at Camden Town. April 6 1837. (LEC1 @ 1m 8ch) (Ref: 031122)
Building the stationary engine house at Camden Town. April 6 1837. (LEC1 @ 1m 8ch) (Ref: 031122)
Camden Town Cutting - Building the Retaining Wall (LEC1 @ c.0m 40ch) (Ref: 031120)
Camden Town Cutting - Building the Retaining Wall (LEC1 @ c.0m 40ch) (Ref: 031120)
Central Line. Construction of escalators on the 1940s extension. (Ref: 031174)
Possibly Gants HillCentral Line. Construction of escalators on the 1940s extension. (Ref: 031174)
Cowran Cut - Photo of painting by J W Carmichael (NEC2 @ 51m 47ch) (Ref: 031178)
Cowran Cut - Photo of painting by J W Carmichael (NEC2 @ 51m 47ch) (Ref: 031178)
Crewe Station. Constructing an underpass to improve traffic flows c.1890 (LEC5 @ c. 158m) (Ref: 031163)
Crewe Station. Constructing an underpass to improve traffic flows c.1890 (LEC5 @ c. 158m) (Ref: 031163)
Denbigh Hall Bridge. June 25 1837. (LEC1 @ 47m 54ch) (Ref: 031145)
Denbigh Hall Bridge. June 25 1837. (LEC1 @ 47m 54ch) (Ref: 031145)
Dover Admiralty Pier 15th February 1869. (Ref: 031198)
Dover Admiralty Pier 15th February 1869. (Ref: 031198)
Dover Harbour. SER Cross-channel paddle steamer heading out to in a rough sea - Painting (Ref: 031187)
Dover Harbour. SER Cross-channel paddle steamer heading out to in a rough sea - Painting (Ref: 031187)
Edge Hill. Widening the cutting and opening up the tunnel 1880-1885. (WJL4 @ c.193m) (Ref: 031162)
The full depth of the new cutting can be seen in this image.Edge Hill. Widening the cutting and opening up the tunnel 1880-1885. (WJL4 @ c.193m) (Ref: 031162)
Edge Hill. Widening the cutting and opening up the tunnel 1880-1885. (WJL4 @ c.193m) (Ref: 031165)
New bridges are in place and the quarrying of the cutting is at an early stage.Edge Hill. Widening the cutting and opening up the tunnel 1880-1885. (WJL4 @ c.193m) (Ref: 031165)
Edge Hill. Widening the cutting and opening up the tunnel 1880-1885. (WJL4 @ c.193m) (Ref: 031166)
Between 1880 and 1885 the approaches into Liverpool between Edge Hill and Lime Street were widened to four tracks. To accomplish this a wide cutting was made and the original 1830 tunnel opened up.Here a train is removing spoil from the site.