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Lockwood and Paddock Viaducts
Two viaducts built on the outskirts of Huddersfield on the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway line to Sheffield. Lockwood is the most unusual having been at the point of a junction with the branch to Meltham. Both listed Grade II.
Locomotion, Heighington Station
The oldest station building at an operational station. Locomotion was hauled here from Newcastle, re-assembled and steamed prior to the opening of the Stockton & Darlington Railway on 27th September 1825
London & Greenwich Railway Viaduct
First elevated railway into London and the longest run of arches
London Bridge Station
The oldest station in London, opened in 1836 by the London & Greenwich Railway.
London Denmark Hill Station
Unusually complete example of a Victorian suburban station
London Eye
World's tallest Ferris wheel when erected
London Gliding Club, Dunstable
An outstanding example of early aviation architecture built in 1936 and listed Grade II.
London Liverpool Street Station
Magnificent cathedral-like station, second only to Waterloo for passenger numbers
London Necropolis Railway
World's first funeral railway
London Road Viaduct, Brighton
One of the most imposing viaducts in the south of England