Crawford Bridge Spetisbury
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Chris Frost
About this spot
Crawford Bridge, built in the fifteenth century and later widened in 1819, spans the River Stour at Spetisbury. The bridge, with its nine arches, cut-waters and pedestrian refuges is a Grade 1 listed building and is one of Dorset’s most famous bridges.
As is the case at White Mill Bridge, a couple of miles east along the Stour, Crawford Bridge is an undeniably attractive piece of architecture, and along with the surrounding riverbanks offers numerous photographic opportunities.
As is the case at White Mill Bridge, a couple of miles east along the Stour, Crawford Bridge is an undeniably attractive piece of architecture, and along with the surrounding riverbanks offers numerous photographic opportunities.
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