Ancient and modern: historic Norman castle and up-to-date tubular railway bridge from a striking comparison in a small Welsh town

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Ancient and modern: historic Norman castle and up-to-date tubular railway bridge from a striking comparison in a small Welsh town

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The medieval Norman castle, built by Edward I. in 1284, which is the feature of the small township of Conway, in the borough of Carnarvon in Wales. The architecture of the bridge follows the style of the Castle and forms an unusual contrast to the historic Norman fortress.

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1933-03-29

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Auckland Weekly News; Herbert Photos

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https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/281887

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Architecture, Norman / Castles / Great Britain / History

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