Bridge Gallery

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Heavier lorries would fast break up the road surfaces and make old bridges obsolete

R E s bridge building practice in preparation for the Royal Tournament at Olympia

The Flying Scotsman picking up water at Knebworth

Old Shoreham - by - Sea seen from the old toll bridge over the river Adur. 1931

Specially taken for the London and North Eastern Railway

A train crossing the newly constructed Trans Siberian Railway , Russia 1891 - 1916

Inside front cover of the book , Les Merveilles de la Science , by Louis Figuier

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R E s bridge building practice in preparation for the Royal Tournament at Olympia

R E s bridge building practice in preparation for the Royal Tournament at Olympia London England
Practising at Christchurch Dorset England on 4 May 1920
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Across, Alfieri, Between The Wars, Brace, Braced, Bridge, British Army, Construction, Cross, Military, Re, Royal Engineers, Run, Sappers, Traverse

Bridge over the Uxbridge Road near Hanwell

The Maidenhead Bridge with steam train crossing

Cowden Station, Kent, England c.1970s Credit: TopFoto

Daily Life - Swan-upping on the Thames from Brentford Ait - Third week in July

A man in his long boat rowing along the Boating Pool, Mill Garden, River Leam

The Royal family with thousands of their people, came to the Thames tonight, victory

Old Shoreham and its church seen from the bridge over the river Adur. 1931

A view of Old Shoreham Bridge with Lancing College Chapel in the distance. 14 March

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Daily Life - Swan-upping on the Thames from Brentford Ait - Third week in July

Daily Life - Swan-upping on the Thames from Brentford Ait -
Third week in July - Swan Upping is an annual ceremonial and practical activity in England in which mute swans on the River Thames are rounded up, caught, marked, and then released. Traditionally, the Monarch of the United Kingdom owns all unmarked mute swans on the River Thames. This dates from the 12th century, during which swans were a common food source for royalty. Swan upping is a means of establishing a swan census. Under a Royal Charter of the 15th century, the Vintners Company and the Dyers Company, two Livery Companies of the City of London, are entitled to share in the Sovereign's ownership. They conduct the census through a process of ringing the swan's feet, but the swans are no longer eaten.
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The chapel, Lancing College, Lancing, West Sussex. 3 March 1931

Poohs bridge has been repaired. The bridge is to be seen over a brook to the SW of

Bodiam Castle, East Sussex, England 1930s

Manuscript of Poems of Charles, Duke of Orleans, c.1500. Charles can be seen writing

London street scene Pedestrians and horse drawn traffic making their way across

London. River Thames with barges, boats and crane with the Tower Bridge in the

Edwardian London. Horsedrawn traffic crossing Tower Bridge. Early 1900s

A train is going past the site where the Albany Park Train Station is under construction

Boys fishing by the riverside on the Thames at Richmond, London, England, UK

The river Thames at Richmond, London, England. 1950s

A view of the river Thames from Richmond Bridge, London, England, with a pleasure

General views from the Thames to Big Ben, Palace of Westminster, London, England, UK

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Manuscript of Poems of Charles, Duke of Orleans, c.1500. Charles can be seen writing

Manuscript of Poems of Charles, Duke of Orleans, c.1500. Charles can be seen writing inside the Tower of London.
He was the last of the French courtly poets, who also gained a reputation for his poems in English written during his twenty five years of exile in England after his capture at Agincourt in 1415

London. River Thames with barges and boats with the Tower Bridge in the back

People out enjoying the river Thames at Richmond, London, hiring rowing boats

The old thatched cottage, the rippling stream, and a pretty girl feeding the ducks

Adolf Hitler, on his way to the Reichs Sportsfield to ensure the Olympic Games go smoothly

Chinon, France - the bridge over the River Vienne at Chinon, in the Loire Valley

K22, a steam-propelled First World War, K class submarine of the Royal Navy

Khartoum Bridge opened in the Sudan. A view of the new bridge after the opening ceremony

City of Constantine 2nd largest city in Algeira 1920

Srinagar, Kashmir. The bridge over the Jhelum River. 4 December 1924

A view of Shoreham - by - Sea from the air showing the bridges over the River Adur

Royal visit to dockland The King and Queen opening the extension of the Royal Albert