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[[File:Wribbenhall viaduct.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Wribbenhall Viaduct]]
 
[[File:Wribbenhall viaduct.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Wribbenhall Viaduct]]
Wribbenhall Viaduct is situated immediately north of [[Bewdley]] station where it can be seen from the platforms.  The viaduct was built in 1859; the Chief Engineer and Resident Engineer being [[John Fowler]] and and [[Henry Orlando Bridgeman | Henry Bridgeman]] who were also responsible for [[Victoria Bridge]].
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Wribbenhall Viaduct (Bridge 11) is situated immediately north of [[Bewdley]] station where it can be seen from the platforms.  The viaduct was built in 1859; the Chief Engineer and Resident Engineer being [[John Fowler]] and and [[Henry Orlando Bridgeman | Henry Bridgeman]] who were also responsible for [[Victoria Bridge]].
  
 
The viaduct was originally built using a combination of red brick and locally quarried sandstone. The latter was prone to weathering, and in 1915 large sections were cut out and replaced by blue engineering bricks.
 
The viaduct was originally built using a combination of red brick and locally quarried sandstone. The latter was prone to weathering, and in 1915 large sections were cut out and replaced by blue engineering bricks.
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==See also==
 
==See also==
[[List of infrastructure]]
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[[Bewdley Station Footbridge | Towards Kidderminster]]<br>
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[[List of infrastructure]]<br>
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[[Foot crossing off Northwood Lane | Towards Bridgnorth]]

Revision as of 20:14, 6 June 2015

Wribbenhall Viaduct

Wribbenhall Viaduct (Bridge 11) is situated immediately north of Bewdley station where it can be seen from the platforms. The viaduct was built in 1859; the Chief Engineer and Resident Engineer being John Fowler and and Henry Bridgeman who were also responsible for Victoria Bridge.

The viaduct was originally built using a combination of red brick and locally quarried sandstone. The latter was prone to weathering, and in 1915 large sections were cut out and replaced by blue engineering bricks.

The winter of 1992/93 saw a major refurbishment by the SVRSevern Valley Railway including installing a waterproof membrane and relaying of the track bed. The viaduct has seen further major refurbishments since.

See also

Towards Kidderminster
List of infrastructure
Towards Bridgnorth