Ravensdale House — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Single-arch road-over-river bridge, built c. 1790. Ashlar tooled limestone spandrels and parapet surmounted by tooled moulded coping, parapet terminated to north and south by curving piers. Ashlar limestone voussoirs to arch. Bitmac single carriageway travelling north-south spanning tributary to east of River Flurry.

Marble Bridge, situated in the former Ravensdale House demesne, is a finely dressed limestone bridge that stands as testament to the highly skilled craftsmanship available in the late-eighteenth century, the curling terminating piers on the parapet are a notable and unusual feature. The bridge's survival is evidence of the high quality of design and construction utilised.

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