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Britannia Tubular Bridge over Menai Straits between Welsh mainland and Angelsea. Chester
Britannia Tubular Bridge over Menai Straits between Welsh mainland and Angelsea. Chester and Holyhead Railway. Begun 1846, opened 18 March 1850. Engineer Robert Stephenson. Box girder bridge. In the background is Thomas Telfords road suspension bridge built 1820-1826
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Media ID 9766635
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1846 1850 Background Begun Bridge Britannia Built Chester Civil Engineer Engineering Girder Holyhead Mainland March Opened Rail Railway Road Robert Stephenson Straits Suspension Telford Thomas Transport Tubular Wales Welsh Angelsea Menai
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This print showcases the iconic Britannia Tubular Bridge, a remarkable feat of engineering that spans the Menai Straits between the Welsh mainland and Angelsea. Designed by the brilliant engineer Robert Stephenson, construction on this box girder bridge began in 1846 and was completed four years later. On March 18,1850, it proudly opened its gates to connect Chester and Holyhead Railway. In the background of this picturesque scene stands another marvel of civil engineering - Thomas Telford's road suspension bridge. This magnificent structure was built between 1820 and 1826, serving as a testament to Telford's ingenuity. The juxtaposition of these two extraordinary bridges symbolizes Britain's rich history in transportation and infrastructure development. It is a reminder of how these monumental structures have played an integral role in connecting communities and facilitating trade across Wales. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to witness the grandeur of these architectural wonders. The Britannia Tubular Bridge stands tall with its sleek design while Telford's road suspension bridge gracefully complements it in the background. This print serves as a tribute to both Robert Stephenson and Thomas Telford for their contributions to British engineering excellence. It captures not only their technical prowess but also their vision for creating enduring structures that continue to inspire awe today.
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