Object Type: Folder
In Folder: Historical Engineering Collection
Two drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of sections of the south sides of the pits D3, D2 and D1 in the ship yard showing materials in the strata, second drawing is of plan of the pits D1, D2, D3, D4, D5 and D6 in the ship yard.
05 February 1849
Two drawings on one sheet. Drawing No. 11 for Chepstow Bridge Contract. First drawing is of transverse section from under girder to cap at KK on plan with section of cap at JJ on plan, second drawing is of transverse section of cylindrical truss at LL with section of girder at LL on plan. Drawing is signed by Edward Finch and Thomas Willey.
09 February 1850
Drawing is a sketch relating to Chepstow Bridge showing position of borings.
1848-1852
Eight drawings on one sheet. Drawing No. 8 for Chepstow Bridge Contract. First drawing is of elevation of cylinder at east end, second drawing is of transverse section at AA, third drawing is of sections at BB and CC, fourth drawing is of plan of roller bed plate, fifth drawing is of section at dd, sixth drawing is of longitudinal section, seventh drawing is of transverse section at ccm eighth drawing is of a plan. Drawing is signed by Edward Finch and Thomas Willey.
09 February 1850
Two drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of section of D2 and extension west showing strata of earth, second drawing is of plan of pits.
16 February 1849
Drawing is a [plan] for the river stage of the building of Chepstow Bridge.
13 January 1852
Drawing is of a cross section of a section of the River Wye showing the ground structure and depth in the borings and pits.
02 March 1849
Sketch relating to Chepstow Bridge [Plan of Collars]
1848-1852
Two drawings on one sheet. First drawing is of sections of pits in the ship yard showing strata of earth, second drawing is of plan of ship yard.
28 February 1849
Two drawings on one sheet of arch moulding of centre pier standard. First drawing is of an elevation, second drawing is of transverse section.
11 November 1852
Eleven drawings on one sheet. First drawing shows the wharfs along the stretch of river next to the Chepstow Bridge [including New Zealand Inn, Prince Regent Inn, Old Dock, Steam Packet Ship, land of Mr Joseph Davies and Mrs M A Turton, Bark Warehouse and The Bridge Inn] and each of the following ten drawings is of a section of wharf showing spring and neap tides.
24 April 1850