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The first railway built in Bristol was the Bristol and Exeter Railway, which opened on May 1, 1841. This railway connected Bristol with Exeter and marked the beginning of significant railway development in the region. The line was part of the broader expansion of the railway network across the UK during the 19th century.
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When was Bristol Parkway railway station created?
Bristol Parkway railway station was created in 1972.
What famous Victorian engineer built the great western railway and the Clifton suspension bridge in Bristol?
Isambard Kingdom Brunel .
When was Bristol Temple Meads railway station created?
Bristol Temple Meads railway station was created in 1840.
When was Bristol St Philips railway station created?
Bristol St Philips railway station was created in 1870.
When did Bristol St Philips railway station end?
Bristol St Philips railway station ended in 1967.
Where were the railways first built in England and in Bristol?
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What has the author David Warnock written?
David Warnock has written: 'The Trossachs' 'The Bristol & North Somerset Railway, 1863-1884' -- subject(s): Bristol & North Somerset Railway, Bristol and North Somerset Railway, History
When was the first Victorian railway built?
1830
Where was Canada's first railway built?
Canada
What is Bristol railway temple meads postal address?
Bristol Temple Meads Station Bristol BS1 6QF
When was the tube built?
The London Tube, the first underground railway system in the world, was built in the mid-19th century. The first line, the Metropolitan Railway, opened in 1863.
When was Bristol built?
Bristol Cathedral was created in 1888.
