The Forth Bridge: A True Engineering Wonder Of The World | Architecture The Railways Built

Rail expert Tim Dunn travels the UK exploring the most striking architecture on the railway network. From station buildings to viaducts, hotels to signal boxes, and every structure in between - and all of them have a fascinating story.
Heading north of England, Tim Dunn is heading to scale a Scottish railway icon - the Forth Bridge. Almost 2500 meters long and comprising a massive 53,000 tons of steel, the Forth Bridge is without doubt one of the engineering wonders of the world. With privileged access to this steel giant from top to bottom. Along the way he'll hear the incredible tales of the men, the 'Briggers', who built this railway wonder of the world. We'll also explore the National Railway Museum in York, as Tim gets to grips with a lost railway icon - the Euston arch.
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