Volume Twelve - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - further aspects - Railway Magazine - Interview with Mr. Ammon Beasley - TVR - 1898 . . . .

"Then as to the engineering undertakings on the system, Mr. Beasley?"

"There are some very fine viaducts spanning the rivers Taff and Ely, the largest being the one at Quaker's Yard. The large stone arch carrying the main line over the Rhondda River has a span of 110ft., and was constructed on a great skew to carry the original line of rail.