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Worcester's medieval bridge, before 1781
Anonymous

The medieval bridge spanned the River Severn between Newport Street and Tybridge Street, and dated from at least the 13th century. The location of earlier crossing points on the River Severn in Worcester are conjectural, but this particular site had a prominent sandbank or 'eye', which may have given its name to Newport Street, which was known as Eport Street in medieval times.


 
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