Description

AYSGARTH YORE BRIDGE
SE 08 NW
15/43 Yore Bridge
GV II
Bridge. C16, widened downstream 1788 by John Carr. Rubble and ashlar.
Single segmental arch. Upstream: largely C16, 2 orders of rubble voussoirs.
C18 parapet above ashlar band, with ashlar segmental coping. Downstream:
ashlar soffit; voussoirs with chamfered rustication; hoodmould. Rubble
spandrels and parapet, with ashlar band, paterae in spandrels and segmental
coping. Parapets curve rouund to north-east and south-west, and terminate in
circular bollards. Partly in the parish of Carperby cum Thoresby. VCH i,
p 203, York Georgian Society, The Works in Architecture of John Carr, (1973),
p 2.

Listing NGR: SE0107188614

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26424156

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