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Putney Bridge

Built by local master carpenter Thomas Phillips to a design by architect Sir Jacob Acworth, the first bridge was opened in November 1729, to become the only bridge between London Bridge and Kingston Bridge at the time. A toll bridge, it featured tollbooths at either end of the timber-built structure.
The current bridge was designed by civil engineer Sir Joseph Bazalgette as a five-span structure, built of stone and Cornish granite. It is some 700 ft long (210 m) and was opened by the Prince (later King Edward VII) and Princess of Wales on 29 May 1886. Grade II listed. LinkExternal link
by N Chadwick

Created: Fri, 8 Oct 2010, Updated: Mon, 6 Feb 2017


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TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
2016
TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
2016
TQ2475 : Church of St Mary the Virgin by N Chadwick
2016
TQ2475 : Putney Station by N Chadwick
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TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
2016
TQ2475 : A219 on Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
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TQ2475 : Queue on Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
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TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by PAUL FARMER
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TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by Peter McDermott
2015
TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by Eirian Evans
2013
TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
2010
TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
2010
TQ2475 : Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
2010
TQ2475 : A219 over Putney Bridge by N Chadwick
2010


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