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English: The Old Bristol Bridge was a stone bridge built in the 13th century in Bristol, England. Over time, shops, houses and even a chapel were built on top of it. During the Elizabethan era, the houses were expanded. It was demolished in the 1760s, as a larger carriageway was required for the growing amount of traffic. |
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Source | Wells, Charles (1909) A short history of the Port of Bristol Bristol: J.W. Arrowsmith. |
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