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Cliburn Mill bridge
Cliburn Mill bridge is a road bridge over the River Lyvennet, which was built in 1827. The bridge is located about ¾ mile east of the village of Cliburn, and a short distance downstream of the confluence of the River Leith with the Lyvennet.
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CLIBURN MILL BRIDGE - List Entry
- "Bridge, dated 1827. Constructed of large, dressed, sandstone blocks with chamfered coping stones. Each parapet has 3 rusticated pillars whose square capstones have grooved sides and domical tops. 3 segmental …
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Simon Cotterill
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from https://historicengland.org.u…
CLIBURN MILL BRIDGE - List Entry
- "Bridge, dated 1827. Constructed of large, dressed, sandstone blocks with chamfered coping stones. Each parapet has 3 rusticated pillars whose square capstones have grooved sides and domical tops. 3 segmental …
Added by
Simon Cotterill