The façade was richly decorated with rosettes and ornaments and the wooden roof originally had a pointed skylight ... the lamps and tiles were no longer in their original condition. Today, the viaduct ...

Barmouth Viaduct is a 150-year-old Grade II* listed structure and a significant landmark on the north-west coast of Wales in the UK. The bridge is an access route, carrying a single-track railway, a ...

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Dramatisation of one of the most ingenious escape bids of World War II, in which British soldiers use a wooden vaulting horse as cover when trying to get out of Stalag Luft III. Show more ...

“I felt like I had failed her. What I have seen has haunted me,” he told the Hamilton District Court this week, during the sentencing of Greig Thomas. The court heard Thomas was invited to the ...

The viaduct required 205,000 tons of concrete and 65,000 tons of steel. Concrete production emits approximately 75kg of CO₂ per ton, while steel emits around 1,400kg.

This widespread use of wood set into motion a self-reinforcing cycle: craftsmen specialised in wooden construction, industries geared up to supply wooden materials, and building codes were ...

Distribution lines refer to the electrical poles, often wooden, that directly serve neighborhoods ... The company's power lines ignited the Thomas fire in 2017, a Ventura and Santa Barbara County ...

Police were called to the motorway at the White Cart Viaduct around 12.45pm on Wednesday. The westbound carriageway of the road, close to the airport junction, was closed as a result. The road was ...

Patapat Viaduct is a stunning coastal bridge located in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, at the northern tip of Luzon Island in the Philippines. Stretching over a kilometer along the coastline, it connects the ...

John Fowler was born in 1817 at Wadsley Hall, Yorkshire, described in The Life of Sir John Fowler, Engineer (1900) by Thomas MacKay as ‘the birthplace ... but on 10 January 1863 the line opened with ...