Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: barlow

unusual gravestone to a married couple of c.1770, edward barlow? and wife , whose busts are depicted at the top of the double stone

view from the train of the bridge built in 1883-7 to the design of william henry barlow, after the first 1871-7 bridge collapsed in the tay bridge disaster, made famous by poet william mcgonagall. trains crawl across the new 3.5 kilometre bridge one at a time, and you can see the stumps of the earlier bridge sticking out of the water.

the train shed was built in 1866-8 by the butterley company using wrought iron lattice arch ribs , the whole designed by w.h. barlow

the train shed was built in 1866-8 by the butterley company using wrought iron lattice arch ribs , the whole designed by w.h. barlow

the train shed was built in 1866-8 by the butterley company using wrought iron lattice arch ribs , the whole designed by w.h. barlow

the train shed was built in 1866-8 by the butterley company using wrought iron lattice arch ribs , the whole designed by w.h. barlow

the ironwork roof of the trainshed of 1866-8 was made of wrought iron by the butterley company; designed by w.h.barlow, the shed is 240 ft. wide and 690 ft. long

the ironwork roof of the trainshed of 1866-8 was made of wrought iron by the butterley company; designed by w.h.barlow, the shed is 240 ft. wide and 690 ft. long