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HER 10713 - STAINES BRIDGE
Opened and dated 1832. (Engineer-architects: George Rennie and John Rennie). Built of rusticated granite ashlar. Three segmental arches with side pylons which have roll mould cornice and parapet and which contain arched footway. Rounded breakwaters. Modern railings to parapet above roll-mould cornice. To north are 4 modern approach arches in brick and 2 to south. Opened by William IV and Queen Adelaide. Listing NGR: TQ0319571522
| Record Type | Historic Building |
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| Grid Reference | TQ 031 715 |
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| District | Spelthorne, Surrey |
| Evidence Type | Monument Type | Date Range: |
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| EXTANT BUILDING | BRIDGE RAILINGS | Post Medieval 19th Century 20th Century |
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