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Seeing London afresh, one bridge at a time

The joys of 'Bridge' at Museum of London Docklands

5 July 2014

9:00 AM

5 July 2014

9:00 AM

Bridges aren’t necessarily something you think of as being beautiful, particularly if you consider them primarily as the means to cross a river, rather than as works of art. London, however, has always been famous for its bridges, many of which are architectural marvels. From medieval London Bridge, piled high with shops and houses, to the gothic beauty of Tower Bridge, their variety is one of their most interesting assets.

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