The Clifton Rocks Railway in Bristol, constructed in the late 19th century, served as a remarkable feat of Victorian engineering, transporting passengers from the city center to the heights of Clifton with hydraulic lifts and counterbalances.
During World War II, the tunnels of the Clifton Rocks Railway were repurposed as air raid shelters, providing shelter to residents during the Blitz, showcasing its adaptability and historical significance.
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