Dinting Vale Viaduct
- Made:
- 1846
- maker:
- J M Baynes
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Watercolour, Dinting Vale Viaduct, by J.M. Baynes, London, 1846. (Possibly Thomas Mann Baynes?) Depicts the viaduct carrying the Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne & Manchester Railway line between Glossop and Woodhead. The viaduct has eleven stone approach arches, and five timber arches on top of stone piers. Two trains are crossing from opposite directions. In the foreground are fields, trees and grazing aniimals, and in the distance are hills. Framed and glazed.
Details
- Category:
- Pictorial Collection (Railway)
- Object Number:
- 1975-8529
- Materials:
- watercolour
- Measurements:
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Frame: 752 mm x 1343 mm x 100 mm,
Image: 709 mm x 125 mm
- type:
- painting and watercolour
