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Is the old Tay Rail Bridge stumps a Listed building or monument?
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∙ 14y ago
This would have to be classed as a monument on the remnants of a no-longer extant structure- a bridge that collapsed UNDER LOAD with serious loss of life. this was the first really major Bridge Accident of the nineteenth century. as the saying goes, accidents are bad for business and having something like this... One can see monuments in a cemetery- honoring the victims of the Bridge collapse- but within sight of the modern replacement structure. I never could quite see the (martyr Complex) about accidents and this appears to have been a design failure, not a freak operating accident. To the best of my knowledge there is no monument- at least public llike this in the United States of America- as the saying goes- Accidents are bad for Business! Amen.
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