Lowgill viaduct is situated in the Lune Valley south of Tebay. It was the first viaduct going south on the Ingleton Branch railway. Built in 1850s by the great railway engineers Joseph Locke and John Errington it is made from local sandstone.
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Keywords:bridges, cumbria, engineers, john errington, joseph locke, lake district, lowgill, lune valley, railways, tebay, viaducts, victorians
