Engineering plan for Tower Bridge showing Seatings for accumulators at engine house

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1889
Engineering plan for Tower Bridge showing Seatings for accumulators at engine house

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Engineering plan for Tower Bridge showing Seatings for accumulators at engine house, Index number 1848, emanating from the office of John Wolfe Barry, 22 May 1889

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Archive
Object Number:
2015-467
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
Measurements:
Folded - H=20
W=92mm
type:
drawings
credit:
Museum Purchase

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