
What is recorded here
Section of canalised river with sections of random rubble stone retaining walls, c.1825, incorporating single segmental arch footbridge having rubble stone voussoirs. Sited spanning canalised section of tributary of River Nore.
Possibly originally having associations with a salmon hatchery established by the Tighe family of nearby Woodstock House (12403203/KK-32-03) in the early nineteenth century a section of canalised river forms a pleasing feature in the townscape of Inistioge incorporating a simple footbridge of some technical or engineering merit.
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Places near here
InistiogeVisitor information · 33 yd
The Mansemanse · 63 yd
P. Hoganhouse · 68 yd
St. Mary's ChurchVisitor information · 168 yd
Woodstock Heritage MuseumMuseum · 204 yd
James FrenyMemorial · 242 yd
CastleCastle, motte · 261 yd
Woodstock ForestWood · 827 ydOther information
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