Description

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SO 34 SW
6/1

SOUTH HEREFORDSHIRE
BREDWARDINE CP
Bredwardine Bridge (that part in the parish of Bredwardine CP).

29/9/52

II

Bridge. 1762-1764, restored 1921. Brick with some stone dressings. Six arches, that at each end on dry ground; segmental brick arches with labels and stone keystones below dentilled cornice and stone coped parapet which slopes up from west end, then flattens out over second arch. The triangular cutwaters to left and right of the two central arches are taken up to the parapet and form pedestrian refuges. The road surface is tarmac with brick drainage channels. The boundary runs down the centre of the river.

K R Clew 1980, Kilvert's Bredwardine, page 9.

Listing NGR: SO3367344727

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26390842

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  A Buying and Owning a Listed Building: A Brief Guide
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