Taunton Bus & Coach Station
An archetypal 'hub' station, opened 1952, designed by Tilling Group architect HA Starkey for the Western National Omnibus Co.
Taunton Road Toll House, Bridgwater
Tay Rail Bridges
The second and surviving Tay Bridge is the longest railway bridge in Britain.
Taylor's Boatyard, Graving Lock & Dock, Chester
A comprehensive boatyard facility, developed from the 1790s and later home of the Shropshire Union Railways and Canal Company's fleet
Tean Road Gate Toll House, Cheadle
Tees Transporter Bridge - Middlesbrough
One of only two working transporter bridges in Britain and the largest of its kind in the world.
Teviot Viaduct (also known as Roxburgh Viaduct)
Summary : a 13-arch masonry viaduct built to carry the double-track Kelso branch across the River Teviot between Roxburgh Junction and Kelso
Thames Tunnel
The first tunnel constructed underneath a navigable river.
The Davidson Cottage at Netherton near Aberlemno
Ancestral home of William Davidson - founder of the Harley-Davidson motor cycle company. Restored from derelict.
The Monkland & Kirkintilloch Railway
Opened in 1826 to the Scotch gauge of 4 ft 6 in, the Monkland & Kirkintilloch engineered by Thomas Grainger and John Miller was the first in Britain with the right to operate locomotives written into its Act of Parliament. With its specially malleable iron rails, it was also the first in Scotland to operate them successfully (trials with a heavier one, The Duke, having broken those on the Kilmarnock & Troon).