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bridge — Thomastown

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bridge — Thomastown
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Five-arch bridge over river, built 1792. Damaged, 1797. Repaired, 1799. Repaired, 1947. Remodelled, 1978, producing present composition. Repointed coursed rubble limestone walls centred on margined tooled limestone ashlar triangular cutwaters to piers having stringcourses below pyramidal capping with replacement reinforced concrete deck supporting galvanised mild steel railings. Series of five segmental arches with drag edged rusticated limestone ashlar block-and-start archivolts centred on drag edged cut-limestone triple keystones. Sited spanning River Nore with grass banks to river.

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