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Swindon Works Through Time

Name: Swindon Works Through Time
Brand: Amberley Publishing
SKU: 05145738
Price: 14.59 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Peter Timms
ISBN: 9781445642611

Peter Timms

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Codice Libristo: 05145738

Casa editrice Amberley Publishing, febbraio 2015

Built under Brunel's patronage, as engineer of the line, the Great Western Railway approved the cons... Descrizione completa

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Built under Brunel's patronage, as engineer of the line, the Great Western Railway approved the construction of Swindon works in 1841, and they were completed by 1843. Centrally located between London and Bristol, the works grew from its small beginnings to being the site of the construction of thousands of locomotives. With its own facilities, including a lending library and Mechanic's Institute, the works finally closed down in 1986. Many of the buildings were listed, and the site now hosts the Museum of the Great Western Railway, a shopping centre and English Heritage's headquarters.