Latest Red Wheel Sites

Where production of the first commercially successful, small-wheeled full-suspension bicycle revolutionised the cycle industry in 1962

The design team for the De Havilland Mosquito was established here at Salisbury Hall in  October 1939.  7781 of the aircraft were built  worldwide with 3326 at nearby Hatfield.  Prototype W4050 was built here

Granton Lighthouse, Stores and Buoy Yard
Storage, engineering and testing facility.  Built in 1868/69 by the  Commissioners of Northern Light Houses

Prior to WWII, a significant proportion of West London freight was still transported by Pickford's from a state-of-the-art stable facility, capable of holding 270 horses

Unique survivor, the opulence of whose tiles, mosaics, porcelain and marble recalls the days when "doon the watter" was the holiday experience for thousands of Glaswegians

Craigmillar. 1936 roadhouse in an International / Modern style, to which motorists drove for food and drink, billards and skittles

"Heich Abune the Heich"  Initiated by the Caledonian Railway and opened by the London, Midland & Scottish Railway in 1924

Designed by Thomas Telford and Ironmaster William Reynolds and completed in 1796. This is the oldest extant cast-iron canal aqueduct in the world

One of the five funicular railways built to ease access between Scarborough town and beach. Opened 1881 and in the same ownership ever since

Workshop of Sir George Cayley Bt. (1773-1857) where he developed flying machines, based on his identification of the principles of flight, and other transport innovations