Dry Arch Bridge at Croome by munki-boy
Dry Arch Bridge at Croome
Grade II listed bridge, built of Bath stone ashlar around 1797, probably by James Wyatt. The arches of the bridge are clad in Coade Stone with keystones bearing faces and marked ‘Coade 1797’.
Created: 31 July 2021 Edited: 29 November 2023
Keystone with Face marked Coade 1797 at Croome
Coade Stone Keystone on the bridge at Croome
Dry Arch Bridge at Croome
Local History around Dry Arch Bridge at Croome
There are some historic monuments around including:
Uckinghall crossCross north of St Mary's ChurchMoated site 150m east of St Nicholas' ChurchUpton cross in old churchyardDisc barrow 400m south of Common FarmChurchyard cross in St Mary the Virgin's churchyardRipple village crossBoundary cross at entrance to Quay LaneMoated site at Manor FarmTower of old churchMoated site and Civil War defences at Strensham CastleChurchyard cross in St Denys's churchyardDisc barrow 500m south of Common FarmRingwork known as Hanley Castle 520m south of the Church of St. MaryDisc barrow 400m SSE of Common FarmBoundary cross 50m NW of Northend CottageMotte castle, moated site, and medieval agricultural remains at Crookbarrow FarmPowick BridgeEckington Bridge.
