Marlow Bridge

Marlow Bridge is a avenue site visitors or root bridge over the River Thames of England between the town of Marlow, Buckinghamshire and the hamlet concerning Bisham among Berkshire. It crosses the Thames just upstream regarding Marlow Lock, on the attain in imitation of Temple Lock. The deck bridge is a Grade I listed building. There has been a deck bridge regarding the web site in view that the reign over King Edward III as used to be stated between around 1530 after hold been about timber, even though an original opposite shore in conformity with the Knights Templar concerning Bisham may additionally date beside 1309.

In 1642 that deck bridge was once partially ruined through a Parliamentarian army. In 1965 Marlow Bridge was once faithfully restored. On 24 September 2016 the deck bridge suffered 'potential structural damage' similar an attachment the place 37-tonne Lithuanian haulage autotruck more the ponderosity power tried in imitation of omit on the bridge. The bridge used to be closed for two months in imitation to allow Buckinghamshire County Council in conformity with take on responsibilities a series concerning force exams regarding the deceleration deck bridge hangers yet pins, together with ultrasound yet magnetic particle tests. No sizeable harm in imitation of the deck bridge was once found, or had partial the all-clear according to reopen the bridge concerning Friday 25 November.