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A wooden arched bridge over a waterway with a brick building and mature trees in the background under a pale, featureless sky.

Gault Bridge, The Anchor Sutton, 1900s

The Anchor, Gault Bridge, Sutton

History of the Anchor

1938 the footbridge was reconstructed, making ferry man, Jim Gimbert, redundant.

A low white building with a dark slate roof, blue window frames and a large metal anchor mounted on the side wall.

The Anchor Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A long, pale-painted brick building with blue window frames and a grey slate roof sits behind a grass embankment and trees.

The Anchor Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A narrow waterway stretches into the distance, bordered by grassy banks with dried reeds and sparse trees under a cloudy sky.

View from the Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A canal with a grassy bank and a strip of dead reeds flows through a flat landscape under a pale, overcast sky.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A grassy, waterlogged meadow with scattered pools under a grey sky, framed by dry brush and bare branches in the foreground.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A straight, paved pedestrian footbridge with a metal lattice railing runs alongside a drainage ditch and a country road.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A calm canal flows through a flat, overcast landscape lined with bare winter trees, brown reeds, and a grassy bank.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A canal stretches toward the horizon under a grey sky, flanked by a grassy embankment on the right and dry reeds on the left.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A narrow road stretches into the distance, flanked by bare trees and two identical yellow and red Flood Road Closed signs.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A calm river flows between grassy banks and leafless trees under a muted, overcast sky in a flat, open landscape.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A metal flood gate blocks a road in front of a grassy embankment and brick wall under a pale, overcast sky.

View from Causeway, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

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