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| HER Number | MWB20182 |
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| Record Type | Monument |
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| Name | Site of Pipers Lane footbridge |
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Summary
Former location of a railway footbridge from the early to the late 20th century
Monument Type(s):
- FOOTBRIDGE (Early to Mid 20th century to Cold War - 1932 AD to 1967 AD)
Full Description
The footbridge at the southern end of Pipers Lane is shown on the Fourth epoch OS map of 1932 <1> and on later historic mapping of 1967. The date of demolition remains to be supplied. Oddly, the bridge is listed in a 2012 gazetteer of railway structures expected to be affected by electrification <2>.
Sources and further reading
Related Monuments
| MWB6024 | GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY - General record within West Berkshire (Monument) |
| MWB6057 | MIDGHAM STATION TO THATCHAM STATION RAILWAY LINE (Monument) |
Associated Excavations and Fieldwork
| EWB1265 | History and Significance of the Great Western Main Line |
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