Category:Stonehouse Pool Viaduct

**Stonehouse Pool Viaduct**
	former railway viaduct in Plymouth, Devon, UK
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Instance of	railway viaduct;
Made from material	stone (foundation, 1859–); wood (bridge span, 1859–1908); brick (pier, 1908–); iron (bridge span, 1908–);
Location	City of Plymouth, Devon, South West England, England
Commissioned by	Cornwall Railway;
Date of official opening	4 May 1859;
Date of official closure	1964;
Significant event	renovation (1908);
Adjacent building	Cornwall Loop Viaduct;
	50° 22′ 36.21″ N, 4° 09′ 00.17″ W
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English: The Stonehouse Pool Viaduct in Plymouth, Devon, which connected the Cornwall Railway west towards Falmouth with the existing terminus station Plymouth Millbay. Initially built with timber spans on stone foundation piers, it was rebuilt in 1908 with iron girders on brick piers. The viaduct was closed along with Millbay station in 1964. In 1990 the piers were re-purposed as plinths for a sculpture by Richard Deacon.
Some images also show the neighbouring Cornwall Loop Viaduct (1876), which now carries the Cornish Main Line connection.