Abbey Bridge was built in 1764, and widened in 1859-60.
Water rushing over the weir in front of the arched Abbey Bridge on the River Tavy in Tavistock, Devon, England.
UK Historical Markers The plaque says: Abbey Bridge. A medieval bridge here to serve Tavistock Abbey it was replaced in 1763 to accommodate the new turnpike road system, this bridge was widened in 1860 to carry the increased traffic following the opening of the Great Western Railway Station nearby.
Comments
These wonderful old bridges make great photos Marilyn. The weir and your lighting just make
this picture.
Thanks so much Roy – Appreciate! :o)
– Marilyn Harris
Thank you for adding your work to The Best of RedBubble! Beautiful! I especially love the lighting on the water.
Thank You so much Kathleen – Appreciate! :o)
– Marilyn Harris