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Top of Inclined Plane, Chapel-en-le-Frith, 1976
Image ref
DCHQ008858
Credit
D D Brumhead
photographer
Brumhead, D D
ImageDate
March 1976
Location
Peak Forest Tramway
Town
Chapel_en_le_Frith
About this image
The Peak Forest Tramway was one of the earliest mineral railways in Britain to link with an inland waterways system and to use iron rails. It opened in 1796 and linked the vast quarries at Doveholes with the Bugsworth Canal Basin, six miles to the north east - a route engineered by Benjamin Outram, who successfully overcame the challenges posed by the north Derbyshire landscape, including constructing the second oldest railway tunnel in the world, the Stoddart Tunnel at Chapel-en-le-Frith.' taken from http://www.highpeak.gov.uk/culture/tourism.asp
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