05Apr91 UK: EDMUND NUTTALL BUILDS AQUEDUCT TO CARRY GRAND UNION CANAL OVER ROAD SCHEME. (1 OF 2)
In the golden age of canal traffic, aqueducts provided the ideal opportunity for engineers to demonstrate their skills and expertise. Although it is now 50 years since the last aqueduct was built on the Grand Union Canal, the engineering skills required have not diminished. In Britain's most famous new town, Milton Keynes, there is proof that canals are not just a thing of the past.When the Milton Keynes Development Corporation decided to expand one of its main roads northwards it ...
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