UPDATE! Bluffies are back in stock at $30 per dozen, get 'em while they last. 🥂 | HeadQuarters Viaduct

The Duddeston viaduct was built in 1846 to link the Oxford and London lines with the new station which was being built at the time, New Street Station. However, when the Great Western Railway purchased the Oxford line in 1848, along with Snow Hill Station being opened, the link to New Street was no longer needed. Only a tiny part of the railway was ever used as cattle sidings along with a few goods being shunted into Birmingham at Upper Trinity Street. Various proposals have been suggested for t