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Mathematical Bridge England, UK

  1. Timber bridge on stone abutments. It is a copy of the original of 1749-50 designed by W Etteridge and built by James Essex. The springers date from 1749. (RCHM).
Mathematical Bridge, Queens' College, Cambridge, England
A punt passes under the Mathematical Bridge (a.k.a. Wooden Bridge) on the River Cam at Queens' College, Cambridge, England. Built in 1749; last rebuilt in 1905. Image credit: Holly Hayes

Listed Building Description
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QUEENS' COLLEGE 1. 942 Mathematical Bridge TL 4458 SE 6/280 26.4.50. II 2. 1906. Timber bridge on stone abutments. It is a copy of the original of 1749-50 designed by W Etteridge and built by James Essex. The springers date from 1749. (RCHM).

Listing NGR: TL4463758105