This is the Clopton Bridge in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Clopton Bridge and Attached Former Toll House, Stratford-upon-Avon

   STRATFORD-UPON-AVON

   SP2054 BRIDGE FOOT
   604-1/6/6 Clopton Bridge and attached former
   25/10/51 toll house
   (Formerly Listed as:
   BRIDGETOWN
   Clopton Bridge)

   GV I

   Bridge. c1484 with C16 and C17 repairs; widened and toll house
   built 1814; footway added 1827; later parapets. For Sir Hugh
   Clopton; footway by J Nicolls, made by the Eagle Foundry,
   Birmingham.
   Coursed squared stone and ashlar with cast-iron. 14 segmental
   pointed arches with platt band and plain parapets over;
   widened to north side, which has cutwaters. Cast-iron footway
   to north side is cantilevered on lattice work brackets with
   enriched spandrels; scrolled supports to posts, which support
   panels of rails with semicircular links to head and foot.
   10-sided toll house to south of west end has platt band and
   crenellated parapet. Entrance, in porch to return, has
   4-centred head and door of 4 arched panels, porch is
   weather-boarded to return and rear. Windows have sills and
   4-centred heads, most are blind, some have small-paned
   casements of 2 pointed lights. Bell-form rainwater head.
   The bridge was originally attached to a causeway to the west.
   An important survival of a medieval bridge forming a
   significant landscape feature. A Scheduled Ancient Monument.
   (VCH: Styles P: The Borough of Stratford-upon-Avon and the
   Parish of Alveston: London: 1946-: 9; Buildings of England:
   Pevsner N: Warwickshire: Harmondsworth: 1966-: 416).

   Listing NGR: SP2058654852

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