Telford & Douglass proposed single span London bridge. Wearmouth Buildwas 1860

Telford & Douglass proposed single span London bridge. Wearmouth Buildwas 1860

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Telford & Douglass proposed single span London bridge. Wearmouth Buildwas 1860'Bridge; Fig. 7. Bridge proposed by Messrs. Telford & Douglass; Fig. 8. Wearmouth; Fig. 9. Colebrook Dale; Fig. 10. Buildwas; Fig. 11. 12. Enlarged views of Scrolls; Fig. 13. Bridge of the Trinity at Florence'

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