Image of The Old Bridge and Footbridge, spanning the River Wansbeck, with

The Old Bridge and Footbridge, spanning the River Wansbeck, with the Chantry in the background,...

IMAGE number: EHT5055621
Image title: The Old Bridge and Footbridge, spanning the River Wansbeck, with the Chantry in the background, seen from the south, Chantry Place, Morpeth, Northumberland, UK, c. 1955-c.1980 (photo)
Medium: photograph

Image description: Part of the footbridge were first built in the 13th century, including the central pier and abutments on either end, with the rest built in 1869 by Swinney Bors. after public subscription was raised. Only a central triangular cutment remains from the medieval build. The bridge has iron railings with four rails, and a lamp over four, curved posts with scroll decoration. On the bridge are some pedestrians, and in the background is Chantry place, with the bellcote of the Chantry visible.
Photo credit: © Historic England/Ursula Clark / Bridgeman Images
Image keywords: idyllic / footbridge / cyclist / walkers / medieval / Photograph / Photography / Mzphoto

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