SOMERSETSHIRE COAL CANAL Co.

Dundas and Avoncliff Aqueducts
Wooden and iron drain plug pulleys.
1813 water powered pump at Claverton.
Tow rope marks in the corners of bridges.
Quarter mile posts showing distance from the river Thames at Reading.
Widcombe flight of locks accessing river navigation to Bristol.
Two swing bridges - one of the earliest known uses of the ball bearing.
The junction with the part restored Somerset Coal Canal at Dundas Wharf featuring cast iron crane.
Elegant cast iron bridges through Sydney Gardens (Holbourne Museum).
Stop gates where sections of the canal were closed for maintenance, together with stop planks on racks re-using rails from the Avon and Gloucester Tramway.

The River Avon, its tributaries: The Bybrook, Midford Brook and the River Frome.
Weirs and Mills at Bathampton, Warleigh, Monkton Combe, Limpley Stoke and Avoncliff.
The A36 trunk road built in 1830 as a turnpike by Macadam with its impressive viaduct over Midford Brook.
Tramway routes bringing stone to the canal at Bathampton, Conkwell (Dundas), Murhill and Avoncliff.
Brown's Folly on the hill above Bathford.

The viaduct at Tucking Mill and the Midford crossover: Canal, Somerset and Dorset railway and Camerton branch.
The disused stations at Limpley Stoke and Midford.
The short divided tunnel beneath the embankment o Dundas Aqueduct.
The junction with the closed Camerton branch, on which the film 'The Titfield Thunderbolt' was made.
Brunel's line from the south coast joining the London line at Bathampton.