Magdalen Bridge, Oxford.
Posted: 08 Dec 2011 16:23
Whilst poking around hidden places in Oxford, where I live, I found a stone underneath Magdalen Bridge. This is very much off the tourist trail.
It says "The foundation stone of the old part of this bridge was laid March 26 1773.
It was widened 20 feet on the south-west side and both parapets were rebuilt by the Oxford Local Board 1882-3
Engineer, W.H. White, M. Inst. C.E
Contractor, George Moss, Liverpool"
If this information is of interest to anyone I can email a picture of it.
It says "The foundation stone of the old part of this bridge was laid March 26 1773.
It was widened 20 feet on the south-west side and both parapets were rebuilt by the Oxford Local Board 1882-3
Engineer, W.H. White, M. Inst. C.E
Contractor, George Moss, Liverpool"
If this information is of interest to anyone I can email a picture of it.