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Bridge over Croxdale Beck


A stone single-track road bridge over Croxdale Beck, built c.1760 by Christopher Ebdon.[1] It is located just north of Sunderland Bridge, near Croxdale Hall. The bridge was built around the same time as the Hall, presumably to service it. The bridge is Grade II listed.

Croxdale Croxdale Hall Bridges Grade II Listed 1760 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Croxdale and Hett Croxdale Beck
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BRIDGE 170 METRES NORTH OF THE MILL HOUSE - Croxdale - List Entry
- "Single-track road bridge over Croxdale Beck, c.1760 by Christopher Ebdon. Tooled squared sandstone with ashlar centre section, dressings, and parapet. Classical style. Both faces similar. 3 sections defined by thin …
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Croxdale Hall
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Croxdale Hall
- Overview About Croxdale Hall Map Croxdale Hall is a privately owned country mansion located about half a mile north of the modern village Croxdale in County Durham. The Hall has …
Croxdale Beck
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Croxdale Beck
- Croxdale Beck is a small river in County Durham, which is a tributary of the River Wear. The beck is 24 km long and has a catchment area of 47.5 …

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List number: 1159129
List grade: 2
County: County Durham
Grid ref: NZ2716837908

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