Peasholm Glen Bridge
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Peasholm Glen Bridge
Image: © Christopher Hall Taken: 1 Dec 2013
Peasholm Glen Bridge crosses Peasholm Beck which here is in quite a deep ravine known as Peasholm Glen, a public park. Peasholm Beck was the medieval northern boundary of Scarborough town. The building of the bridge facilitated the expansion of the town to the north such as the development of the Northstead Estate. The bridge was opened in 1932, the design engineers were Mouchel & Partners, the Borough Engineers Harry W. Smith and the architectural design by George W. Alderson.
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Image Location
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54.286768
Longitude
-0.416802