Members of the Ferrymead Railway Society position girders for a new steel bridge across the Truscotts Road drain. The stone abutments on which the bridge rests are the original stone used by the Canterbury Provincial Railways in 1863. Manoeuvering the girders into place are, from left, Ashleigh Brown, Murray Blair, Glenn Sutherland, Keith Brown and Alan Burney.
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Press, 18 June 1986, Page 3
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57Members of the Ferrymead Railway Society position girders for a new steel bridge across the Truscotts Road drain. The stone abutments on which the bridge rests are the original stone used by the Canterbury Provincial Railways in 1863. Manoeuvering the girders into place are, from left, Ashleigh Brown, Murray Blair, Glenn Sutherland, Keith Brown and Alan Burney. Press, 18 June 1986, Page 3
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