Twyford Viaduct greeting card is from North East artist Emily Ward's beautiful range of art cards. This greeting card has been created from an original painting by Emily and is printed locally.
A vibrant sky filled with warming purple shades is speckled with Emily's characteristic splashes of colour.
The rich red brickwork of the railway viaduct stands out, towering over the grassy valley in Leicestershire.
Pretty pink, blue and white flowers grow wildly at the forefront of this original painting that has been produced as a blank greeting card.
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Twyford Viaduct
The Great Northern and London & North Western railways
opened the southern section of their joint line from Melton Mowbray to the junctions at Welham and Drayton on 15th December 1879. It included a tunnel at East Norton and a viaduct of almost 230 yards over the valley at John O'Gaunt.
With 14 arches rising to a height of around 60 feet, the impressive Twyford Viaduct structure carried its line on a falling gradient to the north.
Greeting Card
A luxurious blank greetings card. Made from original paintings by Emily Ward. Each card is blank inside for your own message.
