Bridge over river Lune 1600s

Mosaic | 07:56 Mon 25th Jan 2010 | History

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Does anyone know if there was a bridge over the River Lune at Lancaster during the 1600's? Can find refernces to Roman and then to 18-19th century but can't pin down anything between these dates. Thanks in advance.

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dothawkes31

Have you looked at the entry for lancaster in the Victoria County History? Close reading may turn up something.
http://www.british-hi...ort.aspx?compid=53256

The original with maps of the manor and city plans will be in any Lancashire Library.

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Thanks Dot - that's nailed it!

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