Description

LONDON ROAD
1.
4430
(East Side)
WALLINGTON
Wallington Bridge
TQ 2865 SE 11/92
II GV
2.
Early C19. Keystone on west side with date 18?09. Road bridge across Wandle.
On west side, a segmental rendered arch with stone keystone, brick parapet and
brick abutments; within the arch, 2 rendered culverts; parapet surmounted by
stone capping and railings. Railings extend in a curve southwards from the bridge;
northwards from the bridge they extend as far as a pair of bollards flanking
the entry to a sunken garden by No 282 London Road. On east side, 2 separate
arches with similar but separate sets of railings and bollards. Southern arch
crosses water leading from ponds and weir by Manor Cottage; at either end of
it, a tall round stone bollard with capping; top rail of railings set on a curve.
Northern arch crosses another stream from the Grange; railings extend for a short
distance south of the bridge.

Wallington Bridge and Manor Cottage form a group with Nos 282 and 284 London
Road.

Listing NGR: TQ2869365109

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26640123

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