Waterfall Bridge, Great Ayton
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Waterfall Bridge, Great Ayton
Image: © Mick Garratt Taken: 20 Mar 2016
This footbridge over the River Leven into Waterfall Park is a war memorial. It was presented in 1919 by the Under-Manager of the Ayton Ironstone Mines, Mr. George Whitbread, and erected by the miners themselves, in memory of their five fellow workers who lost their lives in World War One: Private Lawrence Johnson Private Ernest Pearson Robert Theobald Private Arthur Wilks Private Charles Wildman
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Image Location
Latitude
54.488545
Longitude
-1.135204