Local Brunel Sites
Brunel-related sites and structures are listed below in the order they appear along The Brunel Way. There are many! Many of these are listed heritage sites. Their locations can be found on the Route Amenities map using the Brunel heritage filter. Links are added where possible.
Bristol
- Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station
- Avon Bridge, Bristol – Link 1 & Link 2
- St Anne's Tunnel Portals – East & West
- Fox's Wood Tunnel West Portal
- Twerton Wood Tunnel West Portal
- Keynsham Hams Bridge
- Stone Wharf Bridge, Bristol Road, Corston
- Pixash Lane Bridge, Keynsham
- Stream Culvert, East of Durley Lane, Keynsham
- Saltford Tunnel
Alongside Temple Meads Station. Photo: Function Fixers
Photograph taken 1839–1846. Historic England
Photo: David Craig, Historic England
Science Museum Group
Photo: Glen Batten (Flickr)
Photo: Rick Crowley, Historic England
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Bath
- Beckford Road Bridge, Bath
- Bathwick Covered Way, Bath
- Sydney Gardens Footbridge
- Railway Bridge for Underpass
- Bridge over the Railway
- Railway Bridge 100 Yards to North of George Inn
- Bridge over Railway, Sydney Road, Bath
- Railway Bridge, London Road, Box
- Highnams Farm Bridge, Saltford, Bath
- Skew Bridge and Associated Cantilevered Walkway (west of Bath Spa Station)
- St James's Railway Bridge, Spring Gardens Road
Photo: Richard Vince, Geograph
Photo: David Lovell, Historic England
Photo: Nicholas Casley, Historic England
100 yards to the north of the George Inn
Photo: David Lovell, 2018
Photo: David Lovell, 2018
Photo: Simon Jones, 2024
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Swindon
- Stone Building on Island Platform at Swindon Railway Station
- Roman Road Bridge, Stratton St Margaret, Swindon
- GWR workforce village – Emlyn Square, Church Place, Reading Street, Bristol Street, Faringdon Road, Oxford Street, Bathampton Street & Exeter Street
- GWR Office Building to North of General Offices, Rodbourne Road, Swindon
- British Rail Engineering Limited Swindon Works Locomotive Works Manager's Office
Photo: Conor Sandford, 2016
Image: Google, 2023
Image: Google, 2023
Photo: Historic England Archive, 2017
Photo: Historic England Archive, 2015
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