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Windsor and Eton Riverside Station

The grand terminus for the London & South Western Railway

Windsor Railway Bridge

The last surviving wrought iron bridge designed by Brunel.

Wingfield Station

A Francis Thompson design for the North Midland Railway, praised by some as 'the most perfect of all stations'.

Wiveton Bridge, Norfolk

A 14th century stone bridge with a single arch which carried the main coast road until 1824. An Ancient Monument.

Wolf Rock Lighthouse

The first lighthouse in the world to be fitted with a helicopter landing pad.

Wolseley Bridge, Staffordshire

A three span stone bridge designed by John Rennie and completed in 1799 replacing much earlier bridges. Listed Grade II.

Wolseley Motor Works, Birmingham

A large motor works building dating from 1916.

Wolseley Restaurant, London

An extravagently opulent motor showroom biuilt in 1921 for a prestigious brand and listed Grade II.

Wolsingham Station, Weardale.

This attractive station built in 1848 in yellow brick with Tudor embellishments is where a heritage railway, the Weardale, terminates.

Wolston Viaduct

A nine arch viaduct over the river Avon built by Robert Stephenson in 1837. Grade II listed.