Description

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DRIFFIELD
SU 09 NE
9/278
Charlham Bridge
at NGR SU082999
II
Bridge carrying farm track over stream. Possibly C18 but no firm evidence for dating.
Limestone. A small, 2-arch bridge over Ampney brook carrying a causeway from the
former Driffield Manor to Charlham Farm in Ampney St Peter parish. A central
cutwater carries two segmental arches of c 1.5m span with rough stone voussoirs,
some of which have fallen out from the north side of the eastern arch. Coursed rubble built up to track level, returned for short distance at north west and south west abutments, and with large roughly dressed coping stones, some dislodged, at the level of the trackway. Bridge is about 3.75m span and c3m wide. An interesting historical survival, on a route now a public footpath but mainly used by farm vehicles.

Listing NGR: SU0822099950

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26382432

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