Bedford england

Looking at the rear of the building from across the River Ouse Bedfordshire

Bedford, UK

Bedford, England.

Bedford Bridge - Bedford, England. The Bedford Bridge is a five arch bridge which replaced an earlier bridge on the same site that fell into decay. The old bridge had seven arches and two gatehouses, and was partly built with masonry from Bedford Castle, which had been demolished in 1224. The 1811-13 replacement was funded by public subscription and began life as a toll bridge. It became free of toll in 1835. The bridge was widened in 1938 from 30ft to 54ft, the alterations being made on the…

Bedford is a small, unassuming market town of around 80,000 people. In proportion to its size, it is one of the most culturally diverse towns in the UK with nearly 10% of the population originating from South Asia and almost 30% of Italian descent. | #bedford #travel #england #uk #traveltips

Butterfly Bridge, Bedford, England

Lying on the banks of the River Ouse, Bedford is the county town of Bedfordshire in East England. This historic market town is located only an hour and a half

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Great Barford Bridge, Bedfordshire, 9 Feb 2015 This is one of my favourite bridges as it has character. The reason for such an impressive bridge is not obvious. However, the Great North Road was not made a turnpike until 1725, and the original bridge at Tempsford was not built until 1736, so this could have been an important crossing. The bridge itself is nearly 600 years old, and is Grade 1 listed. It was built when Sir Gerald Braybrooke left £100 in his will in 1427 “to replace a ford”…