Model (1:12) of an Iron Lattice Pier

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Model (1:12) of an iron lattice pier with part of a girder span of the rail viaduct over the Belah River, Westmoreland, completed 1860. Designed by Thomas Bouch, contractors Gilkes and Wilson, Middlesbrough.

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Category:: Civil Engineering

Object Number:: 1990-78

Measurements:: overall: 2650 mm x 610 mm x 1220 mm,

type:: model

credit:: Gilkes and Wilson

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Model (1:12) of an Iron Lattice Pier

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