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Wolston Viaduct
A nine arch viaduct over the river Avon built by Robert Stephenson in 1837. Grade II listed.
Wolverhampton Stations
Two stations parallel to one another bore witness to railway rivalry. Of High Level, site of the present railway station, only the entrance arch remains. Of Low Level the main building survives but it is no longer a railway station.
Wolverton Viaduct
A brick viaduct built by Robert Stephenson in 1838 to carry the London & Birmingham Railway across the river Ouse, an early example of standardised design and listed Grade II.
Wood Gate Toll House, St Austell
19th century toll house now dwarfed by a railway viaduct
Woodhead Tunnels
Woodhead Tunnel No. 1 was one of the world's longest railway tunnels at 4,840 m (3 miles 13 yards) when completed in 1845.
Worcester Shrub Hill Station
Handsome building with a fine Georgian front and a unique tiled structure on Platform 2.
Workington Bus Station
Britain's first purpose-built covered bus station
Worksop Station
Built in 1849 and much praised for its elegance.
Wycoller Packhorse Bridge
Packhorse bridge set in a charming village where cars are excluded.
Wye Bridge, Hereford
A six span masonry bridge over the Wye, substantially as it was when rebuilt in 1490, and listed Grade I.