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Building Motorways Collection

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25 items

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Building Motorways Collection: Westway Flyover

Westway Flyover Collection
19 items

Building Motorways Collection: Severn Crossing M48

Severn Crossing M48 Collection
12 items

Building Motorways Collection: M4 Second Severn Crossing

M4 Second Severn Crossing Collection
31 items

Building Motorways Collection: M6 Motorway

M6 Motorway Collection
82 items

Building Motorways Collection: M1 Motorway

M1 Motorway Collection
49 items

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Preston Bypass EAW073974

Preston Bypass EAW073974
Preston Bypass, Lancashire. Britains first motorway under construction, photographed in November 1958. It was opened by Harold MacMillan in December

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Motorway junction N071919

Motorway junction N071919
BROADSPRING WOOD, Fulmer, Buckinghamshire. Aerial view. Junction 1A on the M40 joining the M25 motorway between Uxbridge and Gerrards Cross

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Building Second Severn Crossing JLP01_60072_10

Building Second Severn Crossing JLP01_60072_10
New Severn Bridge, Pilning And Severn Beach, South Gloucestershire. The Second Severn Crossing under construction, taken from the top of the bridge. Photographed in October 1995

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Concrete train JLP01_10_01813

Concrete train JLP01_10_01813
Hampshire. A John Laing concrete train constructing a section of the M27 motorway. Photographed in October 1974

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Spaghetti Junction EAW220279

Spaghetti Junction EAW220279
Gravelly Hills Interchange, Birmingham. Junction 6 on the M6 motorway meets the A38 and A5127 in a complex known as " Spaghetti Junction"

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Severn Bridge

Severn Bridge
Grade I listed First Severn Crossing carrying the M4. It was by far the longest span in England when it was built. Gloucestershire. IoE 479259

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Second Severn Crossing N010002

Second Severn Crossing N010002
SECOND SEVERN CROSSING, M4 Motorway, Severn Beach, South Gloucestershire. View of the bridge at sunset

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_046

M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_046
Tickenham Hill, Clevedon, North Somerset, 1971. Construction of viaduct during M5 motorway construction works. ST4572

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Motorway junction JEH_22028_89

Motorway junction JEH_22028_89
Almondsbury, Bristol. At the Almondsbury Interchange (Junction 15 on the M5 and Junction 20 on the M4) the M4 is carried over the M5

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Second Severn Crossing JLP01_20_021_16_34

Second Severn Crossing JLP01_20_021_16_34
A view of progress on the construction of the Second Severn Crossing, showing cranes on a platform for installing concrete caissons and a dump truck operated by Jones Bros

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Rescue helicopter JLP01_20_021_17_08

Rescue helicopter JLP01_20_021_17_08
A RAF Rescue helicopter hovering over the Second Severn Crossing construction site during an emergency rescue exercise. This photograph is from a batch appearing to show an emergency rescue exercise

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Second Severn Crossing groundworks JLP01_20_021_16_20

Second Severn Crossing groundworks JLP01_20_021_16_20
A view of progress on the construction of the Second Severn Crossing, showing a Komatsu excavator working in the River Severn, and a recently installed concrete caisson behind

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_078

M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_078
Clevedon, North Somerset, 1971. Construction of Junction 20 on the M5 motorway. ST4170

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_055

M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_055
Banwell Road, Christon, North Somerset, 1971. Construction of M5 motorway. ST3857

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_050

M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_050
Court Hill, Clevedon, North Somerset, 1971. Construction of M5 motorway. ST4372

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_047

M5 Motorway construction JEH_22055_047
Tickenham Hill, Clevedon, North Somerset, 1971. Construction of M5 motorway ST4572

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Avonmouth Bridge under construction JEH_22045_038

Avonmouth Bridge under construction JEH_22045_038
Avonmouth Bridge, Shirehampton, Gloucesterhire. This view shows work underway on construction for the M5 motorway. Work started in 1969 and the foundations

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Aust Services JEH_22049_020

Aust Services JEH_22049_020
Aust Services, Aust, South Gloucestershire. Large service station at the English end of the Severn Road Bridge, serving the former route of the M4 motorway

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Road cutting JEH_22047_037

Road cutting JEH_22047_037
Court Hill, Tickenham, Somerset. Construction works for the M5 motorway included the creation of these precipitous cuttings. Photographed in November 1970 by Jim Hancock

Background imageBuilding Motorways Collection: Second Severn Crossing N010003

Second Severn Crossing N010003
SECOND SEVERN CROSSING, M4 Motorway, Severn Beach, South Gloucestershire. View of the bridge at sunset


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