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| Description of Picture |
| Picture caption: |
Crockford Bridge, Addlestone |
| Description: |
A postcard of Crockford Bridge, Addlestone Surrey dating from around 1900. The bridge is brick built with arches and timber barriers. There is a horse and cart shown in the river. Modern day photos of Crockford bridge suggest that this bridge no longer exists. |
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circa 1900 |
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England |
| Location: |
Addlestone Surrey |
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| Picture Publisher |
| Name: | Steve Roberts |
| Copyright © Steve Roberts. This person is either the copyright owner of this image or the publisher of this image.
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User comments on this picture- The re-built Crockford Bridge
- Crockford Bridge was re-built in 1926 and moved slightly to the west to take the very sharp bend out of it. The same bridge is still standing to this day. "Crockford" by the way, comes from "Crooked Ford". This refers to the crooked ford in the River Bourne under the bridge.
Robin Hope - 6 Jun 11 Do you want to add a comment?
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