Thursday, 30 March 2017

Bridge across the River Taf at St. Clears.

Bridge over the River Taf at St. Clears.



St. Clears Bridge is on the community boundary of Llanddowror and St. Clears.
 It is a Grade II listed building because it is a broad-span single arch bridge with distinctive spandrel holes, built in the manner of the pioneering design by William Edwards at Pontypridd in the 18th century
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  1. Colin 30 March 2017 at 13:48

    PONT ST CLEARS
    Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 15069
    Trust : Dyfed
    Community : St Clears
    NGR : SN28041527
    Site Type (preferred type first) : Post-Medieval Bridge
    Legal Protection :

    Description :
    'This bridge has been built about 40 or 50 years (this year, 1878). Before that there was one of those curious ancient ones, like that still at whitland'
    M Curtis. ants of Laugharne 1880, p.226


    Sources :
    , 1841 , TitheMap & Apport,Laugharne Ph ,
    Curtis,M , 1880 , Ants.of Laugharne ,
    DAT , 1985 , SRF ,
    Jervoise,E , 1936 , Ancient Bridges of Wales & Western England ,
    OS , 1975 ,

    Events :
    73653 : PONT ST CLEARS, FIELD OBSERVATION, 1985 (year : 1985)

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