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Duchess Bridge


This stone bridge over the River Aln at Alnmouth was built in 1864. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. A cast-iron plate on the south parapet has the words: 'TO ELEANOR / DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND / THE PUBLIC ARE CHIEFLY INDEBTED / FOR THIS STONE BRIDGE / AND FOOTPATH TO THE STATION / A.D. MDCCLXIV'. On north side a similar plate states 'THE DUCHESS' BRIDGE 1864'.[1] A metal pedestrian walkway was built alongside the stone road bridge. 

Alnmouth River Aln Historic Buildings and Monuments in Alnmouth Bridges Grade II Listed 1864
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Duchess Bridge, Alnmouth

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Alnmouth in September I

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Duchess Bridge, Alnmouth

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Duchess Bridge, Alnmouth

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Duchess Bridge crossing the estuary of the River Aln

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Alnmouth, Duchess Bridge

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- "The photograph is of a road-bridge carrying the B1338 across the River Aln into the western side of Alnmouth. To the left can be seen a pedestrian walkway built alongside …

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Footbridge over the River Aln

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Road bridge over the River Aln

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THE DUCHESS' BRIDGE, OVER RIVER ALN - List Entry
- "Bridge, dated 1864. Rock-faced stone with rock-faced-and-margined voussoirs, band and parapet. 4 segmental arches, reducing slightly in height from east to west; bowed cutwaters with domed tops...."

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The Duchess Bridge

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List number: 1041841
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NU2433810832

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