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Mussel (Muswell) Manor & Shellbeach Aerodrome

Flying Ground of the Aero Club Chosen 1909 by the Short Brothers for the World's first aircraft factory, building Wright Brothers' "Flyers"

MV Lymington and the Voith Schneider propulsion system

MV Lymington (1923-1973 on the route to Yarmouth) used the Voith Schneider propulsion system, the first vessel to do so in Britain.  She was retired to Scotland and after a further life with Western Ferries was broken up in the 1990's

Mythe Bridge and Toll House, Tewkesbury

Telford designed bridge over the River Severn and associated toll house

N.E.R. Petrol Electric 'Autocar', Hartlepool

The North Eastern Railway ran the world's first Petrol Electric 'Autocar' - the pioneer of modern passenger trains- at Hartlepool in 1904 

Nairn (Clava) Viaduct

28-span masonry viaduct, the longest in Scotland

Nairn Station and Viaduct

Characteristic Highland Railway single storey station with an impressive viaduct nearby

National Tramway Museum, Crich

Disused quarry with a mineral railway built by George Stephenson, now a world famous tramway museum.

Needham Market Station

Built by Frederick Barnes in 1847 for the Ipswich & Bury Railway, it has been described as one of the best in East Anglia.

Neidpath Viaduct

Superb eight-span curved skew viaduct in a magnificent setting

Nene Viaduct, Peterborough

The last surviving cast iron structure on a main line.