Railway viaduct. 1849. By A S Jee Huddersfield and Manchester Railway
Co. Rock-faced stone. Total of 23 arches. Each arch is
semi-circular, has rusticated voussoirs, and is supported on
a rectangular pier with projecting plinth and springing
band. 3 of the arches are skew and flanked by flat
pilasters; they are Nos. 9, 15 and 21 (counting from the
south). This was already part of the LNWR before completion
I’ve no idea what rusticated voussoirs are, but it’s a listed building…
Oi you Southern softies, get out your bunker and get posting.
OK!
Fareham viaduct. Which used to be a nice sight on my commute, but the traffic through it rather spoiled the effect.