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The Tyne Bridge under construction. c. 1928
The Tyne Bridge under construction. c.1928

The Tuxedo Royale nightclub moored underneath the Tyne Bridge

Construction of Tyne Bridge

Mad Major Christopher Draper flying under Westminster Bridge in an Auster aircraft

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell (pictured), work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort

The Forth Road Bridge is a suspension bridge, unlike the cantilever rail bridge. Several proposals were rejected before the Mott Hay and Anderson design was chosen

London Bridge - July 1965

The Forth Rail Bridge. The Forth Bridge (Built 1890) was the largest span bridge in the world. The bridge took seven years to build, cost £ 3 million at the time and used over 50

Cars being taken across the River Usk, Newport on the towns Transporter Bridge - 27th Feb 1988

Railways - Buffet Service - Mr Bernard Bresner of Llanrumney, Cardiff serves travellers on the new griddle-service train with a pot of tea during their trip - 10th July 1963

Crowds flock onto the Severn Bridge during its opening. The first Severn Bridge was opened by Queen Elizabeth on September 8th 1966

Severn Ferry - Cars queue up for the ferry with the recently completed bridge towering above - Police were guarding the area following the threat that the bridge would be blown up by the Free Wales

The Tyne Bridge, Newcastle seen here during its construction

Construction of Tyne Bridge. First Span of New Tyne Bridge almost in position over the roadway on the Gateshead side. 31st January 1927

Chelsea bridge London Bridge over the river water Framed by leafy trees Picturesque scene no cars Peaceful

Queen Elizabeth II March 1973 Opens new London Bridge Here the Queens boat leaves Fishmongers Quay

The Clifton Suspension Bridge at Bristol England 1970s

The Clifton Suspension Bridge at Bristol England Circa 1974

Albert Bridge London Construction bridge over the river water Boat sailing underneath Leafy tree boughs framing the landscape Peaceful tranquil scenery

Bridge across the river Hammersmith Fulham Boundary Deserted peaceful tranquil scene Wartime petrol rationing

Severn Ferry - The Severn Princess, one of the three Severn ferry boats that will soon be making their last trips following the completion of the Severn Bridge in the background - 1st Sept 1966

An idillic summers day on the banks of the River Wear at Chester-le-Street, Durham

Where there is water to be played in you are almost sure to find some small boys. This scene on the River Wansbeck, at Morpeth, was no exception. Carlisle Park is beyond the footbridge

An aerial picture of the city of Durham showing the new Milborngate Bridge 20 April 1967

The River Wear is frozen over from bank to bank near Lambton Castle, Durham 15 January 1959

Wearmouth Bridge in Sunderland in the 1930s - Just a different kind of traffic jam in those days 01/06/31circa

The Albert bridge illuminated at night in London 1951 bridge bridges engineering landmark city cities england english

Magdalen College Tower and bridge at Oxford Circa 1950

Hammersmith Bridge April In London by day

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell, work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort. 12/09/83

A Black-legged Kittiwake flies next to Newcastles Swing Bridge and High Level Bridge over the Tyne. 05/01/72

The construction of the new Redheugh Bridge across the River Tyne in Newcastle 12 January 1981

A team of archaeologists, led by Paul Bidwell, work on a Roman Bridge site in Chollerford. The bridge, which dates back to 220 AD, crosses the River Tyne not far from Chesters Fort. 12/09/83

Workmen construct a £250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at
Workmen construct a £ 250, 000 temporary Bailey bridge over the River Tyne at Chollerford. The existing 17th century bridge to was due to close for repairs. 12/09/83

The Flue Bridge at Willington Quay being demolished in March 1956. 05/03/56

The early morning frost covers the bridge and grounds of Chateau Impney Hotel, Droitwich, Worcestershire. 1998

Severn Bridge - Cars queue to use the Aust Severn ferry with the Severn Bridge towering in the background. The ferry will be no more once the bridge is completed - 10th Sept 1964

New Street Station, Queens Drive, Birmingham February 1959

Construction on the new Scotswood Bridge over the river Tyne

Construction of the new Scotswood bridge next to the old one. c. 1965
Construction of the new Scotswood bridge next to the old one. c.1965

Construction of the Tyne Bridge. A view from the river showing progress being made with the erection of the Tyne Bridge on the Gateshead side.01/01/28

Cockley Beck bridge and Red How in the Lake District Cumbria. Stone Bridge Trees Mountain River England Rural Landscape

Tower Bridge London and the St Katharines Dock Area of London

A young boy on tip toes to get a view from the bridge - 1959

Hammersmith Bridge is one of the bridges crossing the River Thames

The Forth Rail Bridge The Forth Bridge The Forth Bridge (Built 1890) was the largest span bridge in the world. The bridge took seven years to build

Construction of the Tyne Bridge

The Tyne Bridge taken from the Newcastle Quayside looking towards Gateshead in the 1960s. Circa 1965

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"Discovering the Past: Unveiling the Stories of Iconic Bridges with Core10" Step into a time capsule as we delve into the captivating history behind some of the world's most renowned bridges. Join us on an extraordinary journey, guided by fascinating hints that unlock their secrets and unveil their significance. Beneath the majestic Tyne Bridge, an unexpected surprise awaits - The Tuxedo Royale nightclub moored underneath, where revelry once echoed through its steel beams. Step back to 1928 when this iconic bridge was still under construction, witnessing its transformation from mere blueprints to a symbol of architectural brilliance. Led by esteemed archaeologist Paul Bidwell, a team unearths hidden treasures beneath these monumental structures. Their tireless efforts shed light on forgotten stories and offer glimpses into lives lived in proximity to these engineering marvels. Contrasting with its suspension design, the Forth Road Bridge stands proud against Scotland's skyline. A testament to human ingenuity, it serves as a reminder that innovation knows no bounds. Meanwhile, London Bridge in July 1965 witnessed bustling city life unfold upon its sturdy foundations. The grandeur of yesteryears is not lost on us either; behold the awe-inspiring Forth Rail Bridge built in 1890 – once hailed as the largest span bridge worldwide. Cars patiently queued for passage across River Usk in Newport while admiring their newly completed towering masterpiece nearby. As trains raced along railways connecting communities far and wide, Mr Bernard Bresner ensured passengers were well-fed through his impeccable buffet service aboard Llanrumney's railway carriages. Witness history come alive as crowds eagerly thronged onto Severn Bridge during its inaugural opening – an unforgettable moment etched in time forever. And let us not forget how cars lined up for ferry rides beneath Severn Ferry's watchful eye before it stood tall above them all. Immerse yourself in nostalgia as the Tyne Bridge, Newcastle takes shape before your eyes.