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19 May 2014

Shoreham By The River

Shoreham Viaduct (also known as Shoreham River Bridge) in Sussex by which the West Coastway line crosses the River Adur is jointly (with Hove Tunnel) the major engineering work of the West Coastway line between Brighton and Littlehampton. These are just a few images of the Viaduct and/or surrounding area from either the RailPicsGB collection or those that I have taken myself.
Black and white image of Shoreham Viaduct taken from a glass plate. A steam hauled train crossing the viaduct.
One of my favourites, image from a glass plate. No idea of the date or exact details, but the locomotive appears to be a tank engine of some sort.
Southern class 377 approaches Shoreham Viaduct on the Up line.
Taken on my Fuji Finepix S5500 a Southern 377 approaches the viaduct on the Up line with the art-deco control tower of Shoreham Airport in the background showing how close the airport is to the railway. 10/09/2006.
Shoreham Viaduct 18/03/2009
A view from the Down side looking towards Shoreham. 18/03/2009

Shoreham Viaduct and part of Ropetackle 18/03/2009
Another view looking towards Shoreham with some of the newer Ropetackle development in view, 18/03/2009
Eastern end of Shoreham Viaduct with a Southern Class 377 EMU
A closer look at the Eastern end of the viaduct with a Southern Class 377 leading a Down service. 18/03/2009.
Shoreham Viaduct photographed from the road bridge with Lancing college just visible. 03/07/2007.
The viaduct from the competing road bridge with Lancing College just visible in the background. 03/07/2007
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