Lune Aqueduct
Although the Lune Aqueduct of the Lancaster Canal was built (in 1797) more than 40 years before the railway one of its five 70' arches was able to accomodate the double track Wennington line. Later, Lancaster Power Station was built here and a third line under the arch served coal sidings operated by fireless locomotives See image 27588 until closure in 1981. View down the trackbed cycle path towards Lancaster Green Ayre.
Location: Lune Aqueduct
Original line: North Western Railway
Photographer: Mark Bartlett
Contact photographer: Mark Bartlett
Date: 24/04/2009
Image number: 23412
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