What was the name of Brunel's railway?
Great Western Railway
Northern Railway
Eastern Railway
Southern Railway
Answer
The Great Western Railway was the brainchild of renowned engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Established in 1833, it revolutionized rail travel in England, connecting London to Bristol and beyond. Brunel's innovative designs, including the iconic Box Tunnel and the Clifton Suspension Bridge, showcased his engineering prowess and transformed the railway into a symbol of Victorian ingenuity.
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