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Greystead Foot Bridge


Greystead Foot Bridge over the River North Tyne. This suspension bridge was built c.1862 to connect Greystead and the south bank of the river to the Border Counties Railway and the nearby Thorneyburn Station, which opened that year. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Greystead Historic Buildings and Monuments in Tarset with Greystead Thorneyburn River North Tyne Bridges Thorneyburn Station
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FOOTBRIDGE OVER RIVER NORTH TYNE - Greystead - List Entry
- "Foot suspension bridge. Probably 1862. Ashlar, steel and wood. At each end a stone support tower with battered sides. Round-arched passage through each tower. Dentil cornices. Steel cables pass through …
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Suspension Bridge over the River North Tyne
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List number: 1044858
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY7758786133

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