Description

The following building shall be added to the list:-

SJ 60 SE BARROW WILLEY

9/10017 Willey Hall Broseley drive
Bridge under B4376

II

Estate bridge. Circa 1830; girder dated 1828. Buff-coloured
brick with stone coping and cast-iron girders. Single span
over drive bridged by a series of cast-iron girders placed
side by side and set into an otherwise brick structure; one of
the girders has date 1828 cast on its soffit. The drive is in
a cutting under the B 4376 road and the bridge abutments are
curved out along the drive and terminate in plain piers with
stone caps. The abutments are extended by what appear to be
later C19 brick revetments with brick coping, curving down to
small terminal piers with stone caps.
The bridge carries the B 4376 road over the drive from
Broseley Lodge [5/1] qv to Willey Hall [14/20] qv, which was
built in 1812-15 to the designs of Lewis William Wyatt. One of
the iron girders is dated 1828 and the bridge first appears on
the 1838 Tithe Map.

Listing NGR: SJ6688100586

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26546017

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