Industry & Technology -line art (i4) Civil Engineering Bridge

Industry & technology -line art Civil Engineering Draw Bridge, 18th century

Industry & Technology -line art (d4) Civil Engineering Bridge Elevation of a road bridge over a railway cutting showing the track bed railway cutting, infrastructure, span, connect, join, crossing, infrastructure

Industry & Technology -line art Civil Engineering Bridge Elevation Lattice Bridge over the Kinzig near Offenburg. Baden, Germany on the edge of the Schwarzwald (Black Forest).

Industry & Technology -line art (v4) Civil Engineering A 19th century German engraving of a sluice-gate system for a dam.

Industry & Technology -line art Civil Engineering Bridge Illustration Perspective Albert Bridge over the River Clyde, Glasgow, Scotland Opened May 1871 and named for Queen Victoria`s husband, Prince Albert.

Industry & Technology -line art (v4) Civil Engineering A 19th century German engraving of a sluice-gate system for a dam.

Industry & Technology -line art (v4) Civil Engineering A 19th century German engraving (plan view) of a sluice-gate system for a dam.

Industry & Technology -line art Civil Engineering Bridge Illustration Perspective Suspension Bridge across the Menai Straits (a channel of the Irish Sea), connecting the Island of Anglesey with North Wales. One of the earliest forms of bridge, new metho

Industry & Technology -line art (v4) Civil Engineering A 19th century German engraving (cross-section) of a sluice-gate system for a dam showing the mechanism to raise and lower the gate.

Industry & Technology -line art (g4) Civil Engineering Bridge Illustration London Bridge over the River Thames, London, England and designed by the great Scottish engineer, John Rennie who also designed the original Waterloo bridge. It was finished in 1

Industry & Technology -line art (x4) Civil Engineering Canal lock - water system Lock systems are a means of connecting waterways at different elevations by canals. The technology to move these massive amounts of water was complex and required ingenuity

Industry & Technology -line art (h4) Civil Engineering Bridge