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English: Ornamental bridge re-modelled to a designed by John Soane in 1800. The stone work is for the most part undressed, maybe to suggest Cyclopean masonry to match temporarily his faux Roman Ruin. Situated in Walpole Park (formally part of his Pitzhanger Manor garden), W5 London UK. An English Heritage Grade II* listed structure. |
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