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View of the Forth Bridge under construction. Titled: 'The Forth Bridge. Length including Viaduct 8098 Ft. Height 369 Ft. Spans 1710 Ft each. 614'
SC 361741
Description View of the Forth Bridge under construction. Titled: 'The Forth Bridge. Length including Viaduct 8098 Ft. Height 369 Ft. Spans 1710 Ft each. 614'
Date 1887
Collection Records of Scottish Colorfoto Ltd, photographers, Alexandria, West Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Catalogue Number SC 361741
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of D 7386
Scope and Content View of Forth Bridge under construction, Edinburgh and Fife The Forth Railway Bridge was built in 1882-90 by Sir John Fowler and Benjamin Baker after Thomas Bouch lost the original contract in 1879 when his Tay Bridge collapsed. The massive structure was built in a manner intended to prevent a similar disaster. This view from 1887 shows the bridge under construction. Each arm of the three cantilevers was extended at the same rate so as to maintain the balance of the structure. The approach spans (one visible on the right) are supported on stone piers. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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