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Prebends Bridge, Durham
An 18th century replacement of an earlier crossing and a Grade I listed structure. One of three ancient bridges in the city.

Prestolee Aqueduct
This brick built aqueduct carries the Manchester, Bolton & Bury Canal over the river Orwell.

Preston Bus Station

1969, one of the UK's most significant Brutalist achitectural style buildings, it originally accomodated 80 double decker buses and 1,100 parked cars. Saved and refurbished after public outcry in early 21st Century.

Preston Railway Station

Impressive station rebuilt in 1880 and extended in 1903 and 1913, when it had fifteen platforms. A free buffet for servicemen was provided during both World Wars.

 

Pulham St Mary Airship Station
Site of the first airship mooring mast and the best-preserved remains of any airship station in Britain.

Pulteney Bridge, Bath
Handsome Robert Adam building offering shops across the full span on both sides of the road.

Quakers' Yard Viaduct
Impressive viaduct built to carry the single track of the original Taff Vale Railway over the river Taff.

Queen Alexandra Bridge, Sunderland

Iconic steel truss bridge carrying rail, road and pedestrians listed Grade II.

Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, Dartford

Four lane bridge crossing the Thames at Dartford, Kent, the longest cable supported bridge in Europe when constructed.

Queens Road Tram depot, Manchester

Now housing the Museum of Transport, Greater Manchester, this was opened in 1901 as the city's first electric tram depot.  It was subsequently expanded, in 1928 and 1935, to give a maximum capacity, of trams and buses, of 275 vehicles.