This 19th-century railway viaduct in Somerset, England, is a magnificent example of industrial heritage architecture. The viaduct's 24 arches, each with a 30-foot span, stretch for 500 yards across the valley of the River Yeo, providing a dramatic and imposing presence in the rural landscape. Built from local limestone and brick, the structure's rustic charm is enhanced by its weathered patina, earned over a century of exposure to the elements.