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Frame work of the viaduct
Frame work of Coopers Bridge, near Greenwich. The designers, Mr Grissell and Mr Petolent lent inspiration from similar American structures. The main body of the viaduct is constructed from timber, which was treated with anti dry rot, pateneted by Payne s. The viaduct was opened for use on the 8th May 1844
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1844 Anti Body Constructed Designers Frame Greenwich Inspiration Lent Main Opened Similar Structures Timber Treated Viaduct
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This photograph showcases the intricate frame work of Coopers Bridge, located near Greenwich in London. Designed by the visionary duo, Mr. Grissell and Mr. Petolent, this architectural marvel was inspired by similar structures in America. The primary structure of the bridge is constructed from timber, which was meticulously treated with an anti-dry rot solution, patented by Payne's. The innovative treatment was essential to ensure the longevity of the bridge, as the timber was imported from overseas. The bridge, which opened for use on the 8th of May in 1844, is a testament to the ingenuity and engineering prowess of the 19th century. The frame work of the bridge, with its intricate design and precise engineering, is a sight to behold. Mr. Grissell and Mr. Petolent's design was a departure from traditional bridge designs, and their inspiration from American structures added a unique flair to this historical landmark. The viaduct's frame work is a marvel of engineering, with its 21 arches supporting the weight of the bridge and the trains that would pass over it. The intricate details of the frame work are evident in this photograph, from the delicate curves of the arches to the precise joints that hold them together. The frame work is a testament to the meticulous planning and execution required to build such a structure, and it continues to stand as a reminder of the engineering feats of the past. This photograph, taken from an oblique angle, provides a unique perspective of the bridge's frame work, allowing us to appreciate the intricacies of its design. The frame work of Coopers Bridge is not only a historical landmark but also a work of art, and this photograph captures its beauty and complexity in a way that words cannot.
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