Ashton Swing Bridge, Bristol in its post war hey-day. The upper deck

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Ashton Swing Bridge, Bristol in its post war hey-day. The upper deck

Ashton Swing Bridge, Bristol in its post war hey-day. The upper deck, with its control room, carried motor traffic and the lower the docks railway. Opened in 1906, this river bridge carried much of the traffic heading into Somerset and the West Country 1950s Bristol

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