Matfen (1)

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Matfen (1)

Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown

Matfen is an estate village par excellence. Mostly mid-C19th neo-Tudor. The bridge over Matfen Burn has two piers with triangular cutwaters. Above are lintels and moulded bands with pyramidal piers at the ends. Quite a grand affair for a modest crossing. Grade II listed. A small and lively-looking village including a shop from which I bought a loaf of very tasty local bread.

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Image Location

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Latitude
55.041421
Longitude
-1.954277