Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: brunel

kensal green cemetery, london

kensal green cemetery, london

Stiffleaf
14 Nov 2015 182
sir marc isambard brunel +1849 and isambard kingdom brunel +1859
tamar bridges, plymouth

tamar bridges, plymouth

Stiffleaf
12 Jul 2015 117
view of the two bridges between devon and cornwall over the tamar, brunel's royal albert bridge of 1857-9 and the mott, hay and anderson road bridge of 1961. taken from warleigh point 2km upstream
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 155
ironwork in brunel's railway station of 1850-4 seen at night
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 138
ironwork in brunel's railway station of 1850-4 seen at night
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 134
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 111
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 146
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 123
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 150
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 141
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 118
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 111
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
paddington station, london

paddington station, london

Stiffleaf
29 Sep 2014 134
nightime in brunel's 1850-4 railway station
thames tunnel, wapping

thames tunnel, wapping

Stiffleaf
22 Apr 2011 149
view from wapping station of the first tunnel under the thames, built in 1843 by the brunels, and used now by the new london overground line.
thames tunnel, rotherhithe pumping station

thames tunnel, rotherhithe pumping station

Stiffleaf
22 Apr 2011 120
the brunel museum is housed in the engine house used for pumping water from the first tunnel under the thames, built by the brunels c.1843. this is the iron chimney built for the stem engine that powered the pump. the tunnel is now used for trains running on the new london overground line.