Wylam Railway Bridge, also known locally as Points Bridge, spans the River Tyne near the historic village of Wylam in Northumberland. Completed in 1876, this elegant wrought-iron structure was designed to carry the Scotswood, Newburn and Wylam Railway, serving as a vital link in the region’s industrial past. Its graceful lattice arches and riveted ironwork are a testament to Victorian engineering prowess, offering a striking silhouette against the Tyne Valley landscape. Today, the bridge stands as both a pedestrian and cycle crossing, cherished for its historical significance and scenic views.
This beautifully composed image highlights the intricate geometry of the ironwork, bathed in soft natural light. The symmetry of the lattice trusses draws the eye inward, creating a dramatic perspective that showcases both the artistry and strength of this iconic bridge. Perfect for lovers of industrial heritage, railway history, or striking architectural photography.
Format: High-resolution digital download (JPEG)
Dimensions: Print-ready quality, suitable for large displays
Location: Wylam Railway Bridge, Wylam, Northumberland, England
Highlights: Victorian ironwork, symmetrical design, industrial heritage
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