Bagnall Road: former railway bridges
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Bagnall Road: former railway bridges
Image: © John Sutton Taken: 24 Jun 2013
The red-brick parapet to the right was once part of a bridge which carried Bagnall Road over the railway which linked Cinderhill Colliery to the Great Northern Railway Nottingham Victoria to Derby Friargate line. A second bridge, beyond the Belisha beacon, originally spanned the Midland Railway branch to the colliery. It now crosses the Phoenix Park branch of the NET tramway.
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Image Location
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