Print, Great Western Railway

Print, Great Western Railway, Kelston Bridge near Bath, drawn by WW Young.

Details

Category:
Pictorial Collection (Railway)
Object Number:
2000-7356
Measurements:
: 9 x 12 in.; 228.6 x 304.8 mm
type:
print
credit:
British Rail, Clapham

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