A lost section of Brunel's Great Western Railway is being brought to life by volunteers, more than 160 years after work first ...

The Great Western Railway name was first used in 1833 with trains brought onto the new network in 1838. Under the direction of the 29 year-old engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the Great Western ...

A shortlist of the 20 best-loved railway artworks in Britain have been unveiled ... Steam and Speed - The Great Western Railway, and four others by Cuneo: Clapham Junction (1961), Talyllyn Railway ...

A memorial window was erected in Westminster Abbey in 1868 to commemorate the famous engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Originally sited on ... bridge near Bristol and engineer of the Great Western ...

Sir Daniel was a key figure in the development of the Great Western ... "Public art such as this is so important as it enriches our public spaces and represents Swindon's railway heritage.

Originally constructed in 1840 while Brunel built the Great Western Railway, its location ended up making it one of the most important stations in the UK. Dr Richard Marks earned his PhD studying ...

Victoria and Albert Museum/Art Resource ... Before taking on Great Eastern, he had built two other steamships and, as chief engineer of the Great Western Railway, constructed the first rail ...

Over 150 years on from his death, this film goes back in time to explore the extraordinary stories behind Brunel's greatest creations, including the Great Western Railway and the Clifton ...

The people who design and build them are called engineers, and one of the most famous is called Isambard Kingdom Brunel ... the city of Bristol. His Great Western Railway made this possible.