Wooden sluice gate and rack

Made:: 1750

designer:: James Brindley

Wooden sluice gate and rack, from River Irwell canal, Clifton Estate near Kearsley ( James Brindley's first major civil engineering work, c1750 (2 pieces)

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Category:: Civil Engineering

Object Number:: 1963-324

type:: sluice gate and canal rack

credit:: Central Electricity Generating Board.

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Wooden sluice gate and rack

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