Notable Arrol Structures built during Sir William Arrol’s lifetime:
1872 – Railway bridges on the Balerno Branch line, between Edinburgh and Carstairs.
1875 – Craighead Viaduct, Bothwell
1875-1878 – Caledonian Railway Bridge over the River Clyde at the Broomielaw in Glasgow.
1881-1883 – South Esk Viaduct, Montrose
1882-1887 – Tay Bridge, Dundee
1882-1890 – Forth Bridge, South Queensferry
1886-1889 – Hawkesbury River Railway Bridge, Australia – girder work
1886-1894 – Tower Bridge, London
1889 – 12 Bridges of the Manchester Ship Canal
1894-1897 – North Bridge, Edinburgh
1895-1896 – Keltneyburn Bridge, nr Aberfeldy
1896 – 1906 – Workshops for John Brown & Company Ltd., Clydebank – Steel framed workshops with glazed roofs, including, a machine shed, sawmill, funnel shop for the shipbuilders.
1900-1901 – Redheugh Bridge, Newcastle Upon Tyne
1900 – Yarrow’s Shipyard, London – a boiler shop, platers’ shop and machine shop
1903-1904 – Storehouse for A. Guinness, Son and Company Ltd., Dublin – A brewery storehouse with steel frame and clad externally with masonry for the famous Dublin Brewery.
1904-1905 – Dalginross Bridge, Comrie
1904 – Swale Bridge, Kent
1905-1906 – Barrow Bridge, Ireland
1905 – second Caledonian railway bridge
1905-1907 – Titan Crane, Clydebank – for John Brown & Company Ltd.
1906 – Yarrow’s Shipyard, Scotstoun, Glasgow – All the workshops, including a completely glazed fitting-out basin so that construction was not stopped in bad weather.
1908 – Harland & Wolff, Arrol Gantry, Belfast
1908 – Nile Bridge, Cairo
1910-1911 – Tees Transporter Bridge, Middlesbrough
Sir William Arrol 