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W. Martin's invention of the High Level Bridge height, from high water to the railway level, 108 feet 6 inches
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- "W. Martin's invention of the high level bridge; : height, from high water to the railway level, 108 feet 6 inches. : He is also the original designer of the arch over the side; metallic railways; high wheels for speed, and the wide guage [sic] for safety, not risking people's lives"@en