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Wilton Bridge

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Carries
  
B4260

Locale
  
Total length
  
85 m

Body of water
  
Crosses
  
Opened
  
1599

Location
  
Herefordshire

Carry
  
B4260

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Design
  
Six spans, segmental arches,red sandstone

Similar
  
Wilton Castle, Backney Halt railway st, Wye Bridge - Monmouth, Bigsweir Bridge, Goodrich Castle

Ross on wye wilton bridge


Wilton Bridge is a Grade I listed bridge crossing the River Wye between Wilton, Herefordshire and Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, England.

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History

The bridge was authorised in 1597 and completed two years later. One of the arches was destroyed during the Civil War. The bridge was widened and reinforced with concrete in 1914. A sundial was added in the early 18th century.

Sundial

The sundial was commissioned by Jonathan Barrow in 1718. It has an eroded inscription which was recorded by the RCHM as reading

The sundial was featured in a 1905 published poem by C. M. Paine.

References

Wilton Bridge Wikipedia


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