Victoria Viaduct Washington - from the West in summer. North east England UK
Designed by Harrison and based upon the Roman bridge at Alcantara in Spain. It was officially opened on the Coronation Day of Queen Victoria in 1838. It has stood out of use since 1991, but there are plans to re-open the line.
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Photo credit: © Washington Imaging / Alamy / Afripics
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