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Manchester Ship Canal and Barton Aqueduct, Eccles, Greater Manchester, 1945. Artist: Eric de Maré

Manchester Ship Canal and Barton Aqueduct, Eccles, Greater Manchester, 1945. The Barton Aqueduct opened to allow a vessel to pass on the Manchester Ship Canal. Designed by Sir Edward Leader Williams, the Barton Aqueduct is a swing bridge that carries the Bridgewater Canal over the Manchester Ship Canal. It became operational in 1893.

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Manchester Ship Canal and Barton Aqueduct, Eccles, Greater Manchester, 1945. Artist: Eric de Maré

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Manchester Ship Canal and Barton Aqueduct, Eccles, Greater Manchester, 1945. The Barton Aqueduct opened to allow a vessel to pass on the Manchester Ship Canal. Designed by Sir Edward Leader Williams, the Barton Aqueduct is a swing bridge that carries the Bridgewater Canal over the Manchester Ship Canal. It became operational in 1893.

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Album / Heritage Images / Historic England

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4380 x 4312 px | 54.0 MB

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37.1 x 36.5 cm | 14.6 x 14.4 in (300 dpi)

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