Hebden Old Bridge, November 2013

Hebden Old Bridge, also known as the Old Packhorse Bridge, is a Grade II-listed, 3-arch stone bridge that crosses Hebden Water in the market town of Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire. The bridge was built circa 1510 to replace an earlier timber crossing a little further upstream. It is 7 feet 6 inches wide, with passing places in the parapet. It was replaced as the main crossing point over Hebden Water by the new turnpike a few hundred metres to the south when it opened in the 1770's.

 

There are a total of six pictures of the bridge to view; they were taken using a Samsung Galaxy Tablet on November 16, 2013. They can be seen below or on my Clickasnap account, where they are full size, high resolution, and unwatermarked.

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