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Latest revision as of 20:18, 13 March 2023
Nelson Road, Salisbury
Cast iron arch road bridge across the River Avon. Originally carried the railway over Castle Street. Moved by T. Scamell in 1898, who attached a cast iron plaque on the pavement side of each parapet. One is lighter than the other, due to a missing letter in one word!
Castings made by Joseph Butler and Co of Stanningley, Leeds, in 1857.
More information and a good photo of the bridge during installation here [1]
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