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Archer bridge, Barrington

Archer Bridge, Barrington

History of Archer Bridge

Listed building:

Bridge. Early C19. Gault brick, now cement rendered. Of two spans with segmental arches.

In the distance is The Limes, said to have been built as a pub to serve brickyard workers.

(Barrington, R & M Jude)

Sources

  • Postcard

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