The site of the former railway bridge #7 crossing the River Blyth
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The site of the former railway bridge #7 crossing the River Blyth
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 26 Jan 2023
This bridge designated #7, crossed the Blyth and the New Cut which fed the mill pond. The total span was 93 feet, on nine braced timber supports. Recent felling of trees on the bank has covered some of the extant evidence but some brickwork remains evident. View looking towards the old mill Image
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