Navvies at work on a culvert near GodingtonBridge construction near Godington, Oxfordshire, circa 1897. This structure would have required at least two spans - one for the stream and one for the narrow lane that lies between the abutments. As the picture demonstrates, many so-called navvies were capable with far more than simply pick and shovel: skilled bricklayers made one of the most valuable contributions to the railway's construction.
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