Teign Bridge
Posted: May 5, 2012 Filed under: Newton Abbot, Teign Bridge | Tags: Bridge, Forde Street., High Street, Historic Bridges, Newton Abbot, North Street, Red Sandstone Bridge, Romans, Structural Engineering, Teign Bridge, Wooden Bridge Leave a commentTeign Bridge was constructed in 1815 replacing the red sandstone bridge, which had been there since 1434. Previously, there had been a wooden bridge from about 1084, the time of the Romans. There is also evidence of early housing on either side of the bridge. The roads met in the form of a “T” junction which led in directions north, west and southerly. These were called North Street, High Street and Forde Street.
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