The Story of Cosgrove-aqueduct, Milton-Keynes

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Title: Capturing Timeless Marvel: The Iron Trunk Aqueduct Introduction: Welcome to a world where history meets grandeur—a world where the resplendent Iron Trunk Aqueduct stands tall, beckoning visitors to marvel at its magnificence. Built in 1811 by the accomplished canal engineer, Benjamin Beavan, this Georgian structure pays homage to the remarkable engineering feats of the past. Join us as we delve into the captivating story of this awe-inspiring aqueduct and the journey it has undertaken over the centuries. A Testimony of Strength and Resilience: Rising 10.8 meters above the ground,…
Cosgrove aqueduct, photographed 2006 by Dr Peter R Lewis

The Story of Cosgrove-aqueduct

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Title: The Iron Trunk Aqueduct - A Marvelous Piece of Engineering Are you in the mood for a stunning photo opportunity? Look no further than the Iron Trunk Aqueduct. This breathtaking Georgian structure spanning the Grand Union Canal over the River Ouse is an impressive 10.8 meters high and connects Wolverton with Cosgrove. It's a must-see for fans of history, engineering, and just plain awe-inspiring structures. The Grand Junction Canal was designed to cross the River Great Ouse, which was the lowest point between the summits at Tring and Braunston.…