Old bridge abutment on Pickle Bridge branch
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Old bridge abutment on Pickle Bridge branch
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 21 Apr 1987
The Pickle Bridge branch, which served also a station at Brighouse Clifton Road, was the most direct rail route from Bradford to Huddersfield. In 1987 this bridge abutment still remained.
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Image Location
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53.725779
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