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This Etching of the Forth Extension Viaduct of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway is Most Respectfully Dedicated to Matthew Plummer Esquire Chairman and to the Directors and Shareholders of that Railway. By Their Obedient Humble Servant Christopher Brown

Thomas Miles Richardson I (1784–1848)

Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust

This Etching of the Forth Extension Viaduct of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway is Most Respectfully Dedicated to Matthew Plummer Esquire Chairman and to the Directors and Shareholders of that Railway. By Their Obedient Humble Servant Christopher Brown

Image credit: Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust

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The Newcastle terminal was the temporary Forth (or Forth Banks) station, located at the western extremity of the present-day Central station. Newcastle Forth opened 1st March 1847 and closed 1st January 1851 when trains diverted to Newcastle Central station.

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Title

This Etching of the Forth Extension Viaduct of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway is Most Respectfully Dedicated to Matthew Plummer Esquire Chairman and to the Directors and Shareholders of that Railway. By Their Obedient Humble Servant Christopher Brown

Date

1845

Medium

etching on paper

Measurements

H 20 x W 34 cm

Accession number

AE185.280

Work type

Print

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Thomas Miles Richardson I

1784–1848

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