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Toppesfield Bridge, Hadleigh

Scheduled as an Ancient Monument, this medieval three arch bridge has been described as ‘˜the finest ancient road bridge in Suffolk'.

Torksey Viaduct

This is the oldest wrought iron box girder bridge in England. Built in 1849, the railway closed in 1959.

Totnes Atmospheric Pumping Station

One of three surviving pumping stations from Brunel's Atmospheric Railway, laid between Exeter and Newton Abbot.

Tower Bridge, London

Bascule and suspension bridge across the River Thames, an iconic symbol of London

Tower Garage, Egham, Surrrey

A fine example of an art deco garage dating from 1935, well preserved and listed Grade II.

Tramway Bridge, Stratford Upon Avon

Nine arched tramway bridge across the River Avon.

Tranent - Cockenzie Waggonway

Opened 1722. Scotland's earliest railway, built to carry coal on wooden rails, using gravity and horse power. Fought across in the Battle of Prestonpans 1745

Treffry Viaduct, Luxulyan

Built in 1847 by the landowner to carry a standard gauge mineral line across the Luxulyan valley, it is unusual in also bearing a water channel between the rails to power a water wheel. The valley is a World Heritage Site.

Trent Aqueduct, Great Haywood

A massive four span aqueduct carrying the Staffordshire & Worcestershire Canal over the river Trent. Listed Grade II.

Trevose Head Lighthouse

Set 45 m above the sea, this lighthouse of 1847 is still in operation.