Sedbergh Viaduct

But for the Midland and LNWR falling out, the Clapham to Lowgill railway would have been the main line to Scotland from West Yorkshire. It was certainly built like a main line as three great surviving bridges at Ingleton, Lowgill and Sedbergh testify. This is the Sedbergh bridge, in cast iron and brick, striding across the Lune Valley.

Location: Sedbergh Viaduct

Original line: Ingleton Branch (London and North Western Railway)

Photographer: Mark Bartlett

Contact photographer: Mark Bartlett

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Date: 25/02/2012

Image number: 37788