Bridges

River Wey in flood at Tilford bridge - 10 Feb 2009 The restored 13th-century Tilford West Bridge, one of the original medieval bridges built by the Waverley Abbey monks

Talmadge Memorial Road bridge into Savannah - 2000

Eashing Bridge is a medieval double bridge over the River Wey at Eashing, one of the remaining six 13th Century bridges constructed by monks from Waverley Abbey near Fanham, Surrey. This is a substantial medieval stone double bridge at Eashing, part of the Waverley Abbey series of constructions. Now cared for by the National Trust both bridges were repaired and then gifted to the Trust by The Old Guildford Society in 1901. The bridges are now protected by Scheduled Ancient Monument status. A sign erected by the National trust at the bridges reads: This medieval double bridge is the best of a series on the Wey between Farnham and Guildford which were probably built as a group by the monks of Waverley Abbey in the 13th century. Of particular interest are the downstream cutwaters which are rounded to prevent eddying of the water and consequent wearing down of the piers. Given, together with the approaches, by the Old Guildford Society in 1901. (extracts from " www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey "

Eashing Bridge is a medieval double bridge over the River Wey at Eashing, one of the remaining six 13th Century bridges constructed by monks from Waverley Abbey near Fanham, Surrey. This is a substantial medieval stone double bridge at Eashing, part of the Waverley Abbey series of constructions. Now cared for by the National Trust both bridges were repaired and then gifted to the Trust by The Old Guildford Society in 1901. The bridges are now protected by Scheduled Ancient Monument status. A sign erected by the National trust at the bridges reads: This medieval double bridge is the best of a series on the Wey between Farnham and Guildford which were probably built as a group by the monks of Waverley Abbey in the 13th century. Of particular interest are the downstream cutwaters which are rounded to prevent eddying of the water and consequent wearing down of the piers. Given, together with the approaches, by the Old Guildford Society in 1901. (extracts from " www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey "

Eashing Bridge is a medieval double bridge over the River Wey at Eashing, one of the remaining six 13th Century bridges constructed by monks from Waverley Abbey near Fanham, Surrey. This is a substantial medieval stone double bridge at Eashing, part of the Waverley Abbey series of constructions. Now cared for by the National Trust both bridges were repaired and then gifted to the Trust by The Old Guildford Society in 1901. The bridges are now protected by Scheduled Ancient Monument status. A sign erected by the National trust at the bridges reads: This medieval double bridge is the best of a series on the Wey between Farnham and Guildford which were probably built as a group by the monks of Waverley Abbey in the 13th century. Of particular interest are the downstream cutwaters which are rounded to prevent eddying of the water and consequent wearing down of the piers. Given, together with the approaches, by the Old Guildford Society in 1901. (extracts from " www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey "

Eashing Bridge is a medieval double bridge over the River Wey at Eashing, one of the remaining six 13th Century bridges constructed by monks from Waverley Abbey near Fanham, Surrey. This is a substantial medieval stone double bridge at Eashing, part of the Waverley Abbey series of constructions. Now cared for by the National Trust both bridges were repaired and then gifted to the Trust by The Old Guildford Society in 1901. The bridges are now protected by Scheduled Ancient Monument status. A sign erected by the National trust at the bridges reads: This medieval double bridge is the best of a series on the Wey between Farnham and Guildford which were probably built as a group by the monks of Waverley Abbey in the 13th century. Of particular interest are the downstream cutwaters which are rounded to prevent eddying of the water and consequent wearing down of the piers. Given, together with the approaches, by the Old Guildford Society in 1901. (extracts from " www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey "

Eashing Bridge is a medieval double bridge over the River Wey at Eashing, one of the remaining six 13th Century bridges constructed by monks from Waverley Abbey near Fanham, Surrey. This is a substantial medieval stone double bridge at Eashing, part of the Waverley Abbey series of constructions. Now cared for by the National Trust both bridges were repaired and then gifted to the Trust by The Old Guildford Society in 1901. The bridges are now protected by Scheduled Ancient Monument status. A sign erected by the National trust at the bridges reads: This medieval double bridge is the best of a series on the Wey between Farnham and Guildford which were probably built as a group by the monks of Waverley Abbey in the 13th century. Of particular interest are the downstream cutwaters which are rounded to prevent eddying of the water and consequent wearing down of the piers. Given, together with the approaches, by the Old Guildford Society in 1901. (extracts from " www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey_united_b.htm) "

Eashing Bridge is a medieval double bridge over the River Wey at Eashing, one of the remaining six 13th Century bridges constructed by monks from Waverley Abbey near Fanham, Surrey. This is a substantial medieval stone double bridge at Eashing, part of the Waverley Abbey series of constructions. Now cared for by the National Trust both bridges were repaired and then gifted to the Trust by The Old Guildford Society in 1901. The bridges are now protected by Scheduled Ancient Monument status. A sign erected by the National trust at the bridges reads: This medieval double bridge is the best of a series on the Wey between Farnham and Guildford which were probably built as a group by the monks of Waverley Abbey in the 13th century. Of particular interest are the downstream cutwaters which are rounded to prevent eddying of the water and consequent wearing down of the piers. Given, together with the approaches, by the Old Guildford Society in 1901. (extracts from " www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey_united_b.htm) "

Eashing Bridge is a medieval double bridge over the River Wey at Eashing, one of the remaining six 13th Century bridges constructed by monks from Waverley Abbey near Fanham, Surrey. This is a substantial medieval stone double bridge at Eashing, part of the Waverley Abbey series of constructions. Now cared for by the National Trust both bridges were repaired and then gifted to the Trust by The Old Guildford Society in 1901. The bridges are now protected by Scheduled Ancient Monument status. (extracts from " www.weyriver.co.uk/theriver/wey " A sign erected by the National trust at the bridges reads: This medieval double bridge is the best of a series on the Wey between Farnham and Guildford which were probably built as a group by the monks of Waverley Abbey in the 13th century. Of particular interest are the downstream cutwaters which are rounded to prevent eddying of the water and consequent wearing down of the piers. Give, together with the approaches, by the Old Guildford Society in 1901.