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The down Flying Scotsman crossing Digswel Viaduct

The down Flying Scotsman crossing Digswell Viaduct, hauled by an unidentified Class A4, c 1938. This viaduct, in Welwyn, Hertfordshire, crosses the valley of the River Mimram, and carried its first train on 5th August 1850. Approx. 1, 560 feet in length, the viaduct has forty arches, each of 30 foot span, and is 98 feet above the river at its maximum height

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This print showcases the iconic down Flying Scotsman as it gracefully crosses the magnificent Digswell Viaduct. The powerful locomotive, pulled by an unidentified Class A4 engine, exudes a sense of grandeur and elegance against the backdrop of Welwyn, Hertfordshire. Dating back to 1938, this image captures a moment frozen in time when steam engines ruled the railways. The Digswell Viaduct itself is a marvel of engineering, having carried its inaugural train on August 5th, 1850. Stretching an impressive length of approximately 1,560 feet and boasting forty arches with each spanning 30 feet wide, this viaduct stands tall at its maximum height of 98 feet above the meandering River Mimram. The photograph encapsulates both history and beauty in perfect harmony. It transports us back to an era where trains were not just modes of transportation but symbols of progress and innovation. As we gaze upon this striking image, we can almost hear the rhythmic chugging sound echoing through the valley while feeling a sense of awe for those who built such remarkable structures. Preserved within the National Railway Museum's collection, this print serves as a testament to our rich railway heritage and reminds us of how these iron giants once connected communities across vast distances. Let it inspire you to embark on your own journey through time as you explore the stories woven into every rail line that crisscrosses our world today.

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