Coalbrookdale - Revision history

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	http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/371		"Ironbridge Gorge." ''UNESCO World Heritage Centre'', http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/371.

	http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/coalbrookdale_museum_of_iron/history/		"History: Coalbrookdale MUSEUM of IRON and DARBY HOUSES." ''Ironbridge'', http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/coalbrookdale_museum_of_iron/history/. Archived article: https://web.archive.org/web/20110222234620/https://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/coalbrookdale_museum_of_iron/history/.

	Müller, Werner.''dtv-Atlas Baukunst. Band 2 Baugeschichte von der Romantik bis zur Gegenwart'', München: dtv, 2005.		Müller, Werner.''dtv-Atlas Baukunst. Band 2 Baugeschichte von der Romantik bis zur Gegenwart'', München: dtv, 2005.

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	Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.		Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.

	[[File:CoalbrookdaleBridge_1789_2.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|First Iron Bridge]]		[[File:CoalbrookdaleBridge_1789_2.jpg\|center\|First Iron Bridge]]

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Pankratz at 13:06, 2 December 2010

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	The Coalbrookdale Bridge was the first bridge made of ~~the new material~~ iron. It was erected in 1779 over the river Severn by the local industrialist Abraham Darby III. His ancestor the quaker Abraham Darby I invented the coke iron production technique, which triggered of the Great Iron Revolution in the 18th ~~Century~~. The region around Coalbrookdale and the Darby family are therefore very important for the Industrial Revolution in the 18th as well as the 19th ~~Century~~.		The Coalbrookdale Bridge was the first bridge made of iron. It was erected in 1779 over the river Severn by the local industrialist Abraham Darby III. His ancestor the quaker Abraham Darby I invented the coke iron production technique, which triggered the Great Iron Revolution in the 18th century. The region around Coalbrookdale and the Darby family are therefore very important for the Industrial Revolution in the 18th as well as the 19th centuries.
	Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.		Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.

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	http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/coalbrookdale_museum_of_iron/history/		http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/coalbrookdale_museum_of_iron/history/

	Müller, Werner.''dtv-Atlas Baukunst. Band 2 Baugeschichte von der Romantik bis zur Gegenwart'', München: dtv, 2005~~,p.513~~.		Müller, Werner.''dtv-Atlas Baukunst. Band 2 Baugeschichte von der Romantik bis zur Gegenwart'', München: dtv, 2005.

Helen at 19:59, 1 December 2010

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	Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.		Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.

	[[CoalbrookdaleBridge_1789_2.jpg\|thumb\|First Iron Bridge]]		[[File:CoalbrookdaleBridge_1789_2.jpg\|thumb\|First Iron Bridge]]

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Helen at 19:56, 1 December 2010

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	Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.		Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.

	[[CoalbrookdaleBridge_1789_2.jpg]]		[[CoalbrookdaleBridge_1789_2.jpg\|thumb\|First Iron Bridge]]

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Helen at 19:54, 1 December 2010

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	The Coalbrookdale Bridge was the first bridge made of the new material iron. It was erected in 1779 over the river Severn by the local industrialist Abraham Darby III. His ancestor the quaker Abraham Darby I invented the coke iron production technique, which triggered of the Great Iron Revolution in the 18th Century. The region around Coalbrookdale and the Darby family are therefore very important for the Industrial Revolution in the 18th as well as the 19th Century.		The Coalbrookdale Bridge was the first bridge made of the new material iron. It was erected in 1779 over the river Severn by the local industrialist Abraham Darby III. His ancestor the quaker Abraham Darby I invented the coke iron production technique, which triggered of the Great Iron Revolution in the 18th Century. The region around Coalbrookdale and the Darby family are therefore very important for the Industrial Revolution in the 18th as well as the 19th Century.
	Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.		Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.

			[[CoalbrookdaleBridge_1789_2.jpg]]

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Helen at 19:45, 1 December 2010

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	~~First iron bridge built in 1776.~~

			The Coalbrookdale Bridge was the first bridge made of the new material iron. It was erected in 1779 over the river Severn by the local industrialist Abraham Darby III. His ancestor the quaker Abraham Darby I invented the coke iron production technique, which triggered of the Great Iron Revolution in the 18th Century. The region around Coalbrookdale and the Darby family are therefore very important for the Industrial Revolution in the 18th as well as the 19th Century.
			Today the Coalbrookdale Bridge remains a symbol for the British Industrial history and it is also on the list of world heritage sites in Britain.

	~~Bridge finished~~, ~~but page still under construction~~.

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			http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/371

			http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/coalbrookdale_museum_of_iron/history/

			Müller, Werner.''dtv-Atlas Baukunst. Band 2 Baugeschichte von der Romantik bis zur Gegenwart'', München: dtv, 2005,p.513.

Pankratz at 17:24, 17 November 2010

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	First iron bridge built in ~~1876~~.		First iron bridge built in 1776.


	page under construction.		Bridge finished, but page still under construction.

Helen: Created page with 'First iron bridge built in 1876. page under construction.'

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Created page with 'First iron bridge built in 1876. page under construction.'

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First iron bridge built in 1876.

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