'Portal of the Thames Tunnel at Wapping. Originally for pedestrian and horse traffic, it was converted to rail. The first train passed through on 7 December 1869. Engineer Marc Isambard. Engraving c1885. Brunel.'

'Portal of the Thames Tunnel at Wapping. Originally for pedestrian and horse traffic, it was converted to rail. The first train passed through on 7 December 1869. Engineer Marc Isambard. Engraving c1885. Brunel.'
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