Shillingford Bridge
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Shillingford Bridge crosses the Thames near Shillingford, Oxfordshire, connecting the village to Wallingford. It is mentioned in records from 1300 and 1370, but not in the 1400s. A ferry operated across the river until the building of a wooden bridge with stone piers in 1763, later replaced by the current decorated stone arch bridge in 1827. It is 17'3" high, with 3 arches and a balustrade. The Shillingford Bridge Hotel sits on the south bank next to the bridge. The Swan hotel was in existence on this site in 1608.
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| Next crossing upstream | River Thames | Next crossing downstream |
| A415 road bridge (road) Appleford Railway Bridge (railway) |
Shillingford Bridge Grid reference: SU596920 |
Moulsford Railway Bridge (railway) Wallingford Bridge (road) |
