Pensford Viaduct

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<googlemap lat="51.374406" lon="-2.550802"> 51.370682, -2.551532, Pensford Viaduct </googlemap>

To Bristol: Pensford
To Radstock: Wick Lane

History

Pensford Viaduct is 330 yards long. In 1971 pupils of the then new Wellsway School walked the viaduct. Pictures can be found Here

1960s

  • A DMU crosses the viaduct. Pensford goods shed can be seen in the background. © Pat Harrison
    A DMU crosses the viaduct. Pensford goods shed can be seen in the background. © Pat Harrison

2005

19.2.05

  • Pensford Viaduct acts as a backdrop to the entire village.
    Pensford Viaduct acts as a backdrop to the entire village.
  • A variety of views of the viaduct itself. This is the view west with Bristol to the right.
    A variety of views of the viaduct itself. This is the view west with Bristol to the right.
  • More of the viaduct as viewed from the village of Pensford.
    More of the viaduct as viewed from the village of Pensford.
  • Passing through an arch and looking south.
    Passing through an arch and looking south.
  • More views of the viaduct.
    More views of the viaduct.
  • Viewed from Old Down the viaduct is lit up by the sun during a break in the cloud cover.
    Viewed from Old Down the viaduct is lit up by the sun during a break in the cloud cover.
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