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Committee of Trustees Minute Book (transcription)

DM484/3/1(T)
Item
20 June 1831-29 June 1839

Contains also printed 'Prospectus of Suspension Bridge...20 April 1831'.

Stereoview of the Hungerford Bridge, London taken from the carriageway

GB 3493 AA/1/S/92
Item
c.1850 - 1860

Part of The Adrian Andrews Collection

The Hungerford Bridge was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and opened in 1845. When the bridge was demolished in 1860, its chains were reused to construct the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The photograph has the caption " 6875 -Perpective du Pont suspendu a Londres".

unknown

Stereoview of the Hungerford Bridge, London

GB 3493 AA/1/S/91
Item
c.1850 - 1860

Part of The Adrian Andrews Collection

The Hungerford Bridge was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and opened in 1845. When the bridge was demolished in 1860, its chains were reused to construct the Clifton Suspension Bridge.

Elliott, J (1835 - 1903), photographer

Stereoview of the Hungerford Bridge, London

GB 3493 AA/1/S/90
Item
c.1850 - 1860

Part of The Adrian Andrews Collection

The Hungerford Bridge was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and opened in 1845. When the bridge was demolished in 1860, its chains were reused to construct the Clifton Suspension Bridge.

Elliott, J (1835 - 1903), photographer

Stereoview of the Avon Gorge showing scaffolding on the towers of Clifton Suspension Bridge with sailboat in foreground and on verso stereoview of the Avon Gorge

GB 3493 AA/1/S/9
Item
c. April 1863

Part of The Adrian Andrews Collection

unknown

Photograph of Clifton Suspension Bridge

GB 3493 AA/1/C/9
Item
c. 1868-1880

Part of The Adrian Andrews Collection

Reverse carries stamp and Royal crest: "Photographer to the Queen and H.R.H the Prince of Wales / C. V. Bark (Late Beattie & Bark) / Strathearn House / Clifton Bristol."

Bark, Cyrus Voss (d.1913)