Ashfield Railway Viaduct, Burnley

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iBase ID

267542

Reference identifier

EBU20150223002

Title

Ashfield Railway Viaduct, Burnley

Place

Burnley

General notes

Construction of the railway viaduct in Burnley was completed in 1848. It is made up of 15 red brick arches, and each one has an 18.3m span.

In the foreground is the vancant land left by the demolition of the houses on Oak Mount Street. Beyond this, to the right, is Calder Vale Shed. The weaving shed has since been demolished, but the engine and boiler house along with the chimney remain and are grade II listed.

Medium

Photographic print

Colour

Monochrome

Original image size

17.5 x 12

Year of image

1980

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Locator

N33: Ashfield Railway Viaduct

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Subjects

BUILDINGS > Industrial buildings

Place Names > Burnley

TRANSPORT > Railways

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