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bridge — Brunswick Place

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bridge — Brunswick Place
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Single-arch railway bridge, built c. 1833, carrying railway over Brunswick Place. Elliptical arch with tooled ashlar limestone walling with projecting cut limestone stringcourse and copings to parapets. Central section of parapet removed on both elevations, having concrete copings and steel fencing fixed. Walls terminated by full-height tapered piers and abutted to each side by random ashlar limestone walls. South elevation abutted by red brick wall to west and recent steel gates to east.

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