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The Corrib Railway Bridge
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Robert John Welch (24/08/2015), The Corrib Railway Bridge, Publisher = "University of Galway", Asset Id 1697, Archival Record Id P28/16
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The Corrib Railway Bridge
Cur síos
View taken from inside an iron railway bridge entitled "Corrib Railway Bridge". The bridge has iron railings on either side. The track bed is in the centre but no sleepers have yet been laid. The river Corrib is visible through the railings. The view appears to have been taken from the western side looking east as the weir on the river is partially visible. It is likely Welch took this picture on his first visit to Galway and Connemara in 01/01/1894 as the railway was in the process of construction at that time. The railway opened in 1895 and continued in operation until 1935. When the railway closed the bridge was allegedly sold to the Hammond Lane iron foundry in Dublin for £10.
Date
01/01/1894
Dáta a eisíodh
24/08/2015
Cineál Acmhainne
Still image
Aitheantas na dTaifead Cartlainne
P28/16
Foilsitheoir
University of Galway
Méid
285x365mm
Ábhar
Railroad bridges,Bridge railings,Railroads,Rivers
Áit
Galway (Ireland),Ireland
Sealadach
Nineteenth century,Eighteen Nineties
Seánra
Black and White photograph
Creator / Author Name
Robert John Welch