Golden Lion Bridge Mural at Whalebridge Roundabout, Swindon
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Golden Lion Bridge Mural at Whalebridge Roundabout, Swindon
Image: © Alby Taken: 29 Dec 2008
Information below was added by a site visitor in March 2012. The Golden Lion Bridge Mural was painted on the end of a house near Whalebridge Roundabout, Swindon, by Ken White in 1976. It depicts the bridge that once spanned the canal where the Parade intersects with Regent Street and Bridge Street. The mural has recently been restored. http://www.swindonlink.com/features/famous-landmark-to-be-revived-by-swindon-artist
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Image Location
Latitude
51.562772
Longitude
-1.779955