12th Lock Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Single-arch road bridge over canal, c.1770. Segmental arch with painted dressed voussoir stones set into smooth rendered west elevation. Roughcast rendered parapet with semi-circular coping stones and roughcast rendered pier faced with dressed granite blocks to each end. Bridge widened and refurbished, 1932.

This bridge, though widened, retains much original fabric and remains a valuable element in this group of canal structures including the lock gates and mill buildings.

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