North-Eastern Railway Viaduct blue plaque — Report the wrong picture

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This blue commemorative plaque records: North-Eastern Railway Viaduct This 1500 yard viaduct, including the New Station (now known as City Station) built over the river and canal, is one of the great feats of Victorian civil engineering. It linked railway termini on opposite sides of Leeds. Erected 1866-69 Recorded plaque organisation: Leeds Civic Trust.

The North-Eastern Railway Viaduct, constructed between 1866-1869, represents a significant achievement in Victorian engineering, facilitating crucial rail connections across Leeds and exemplifying the period's ambitious infrastructure projects.

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