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The life of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Civil Engineer

Note 79 — Chapter VII · RAILWAY BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS.

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It was called the ‘Wharncliffe Viaduct,’ in acknowledgment of the services rendered to the Company by the late Lord Wharncliffe as Chairman of the Committee in the House of Lords. Drawings of this bridge are given in Simms’ Public Works of Great Britain, 1838, pl. 54, 55, and 56; and in Bourne’s History and Description of the Great Western Railway, 1846.

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