St Saviour tower and footbridge over River Irwell, Stoneclough
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St Saviour tower and footbridge over River Irwell, Stoneclough
Image: © R Greenhalgh Taken: 28 Apr 2007
The footbridge over the River Irwell is a beautiful cobbled, pedestrian footbridge. It leads from the Lord Nelson public house on one side of the river to the Horseshoe public house on the other side. Both pubs are Thwaites pubs! St Saviour's church and the church clock tower are seen clearly on the O.S. map.
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Image Location
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53.543536
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-2.357156