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Stanley Ferry Aqueduct

Built between 1836 and 1839 to carry the Aire & Calder Navigation over the river Calder, it is the largest cast iron aqueduct in the world and also one of the earliest compression arch suspended deck bridges.

Starcross Atmospheric Pumping Station

The most complete surviving pumping station from Brunel's Atmospheric Railway, laid between Exeter and Newton Abbot.

Stare Bridge, Stoneleigh

A late 15th century bridge over the river Avon scheduled as an Ancient Monument.

Start Point Lighthouse

The first lighthouse to use a dioptric apparatus designed by Alan Stevenson.

Stephenson Railway Museum

Museum commemorating George and Robert Stephenson

Stirling Old Bridge

For almost four centuries the lowest bridging point over the River Forth and site of the First War of Scottish Independence.

Stockport Viaduct

This great structure dominates the town and has become a well known landmark. Built in 1840, it is listed Grade II*.

Stockwell Bus Garage

A Grade II* listed bus garage built in 1952 when it was the largest unsupported area under one roof in Europe.

Stoke-on-Trent Station

Very fine Victorian main-line railway station built in the 'robust Jacobean manor-house' style.

Stone Station

A striking Jacobean style station standing in the fork between two lines, built by H A Hunt.