Description
A sketch of the now-demolished bowstring truss railway bridge that once formed part of the Whelley Loop Line in the Wigan district of Ince. This iconic structure, which spanned the Leeds-Liverpool Canal, featured a distinct bowstring truss design that symbolised the industrial heritage of the region. Serving as a crucial transport link, the bridge played a vital role in the movement of goods and passengers during the height of the railway era. Its demolition marked the end of an era, leaving behind a legacy of engineering ingenuity and its contribution to Wigan’s once industrial past.






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