Richmond Bridge

E48167

Grade I listed building road bridge stone arch bridge

Richmond Bridge is an 18th-century stone arch bridge in southwest London, renowned as the oldest surviving bridge across the River Thames in the city.

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Grade I listed building → road bridge → stone arch bridge →
architect	James Paine → Kentons (local stonemasons) →
carries	A305 road NERFINISHED →
connects	Richmond, London → Twickenham →
constructionStartDate	1774 →
coordinates	51.457°N 0.306°W →
country	United Kingdom →
crosses	River Thames →
crossesAt	between Richmond and Twickenham →
hasConstructionMethod	masonry arches →
hasDesignStyle	18th-century classical →
hasHeritageStatus	protected historic structure →
hasParapets	stone parapets →
hasScenicViewsOf	Richmond Hill → River Thames →
hasTollHistory	yes →
hasTraffic	cyclists → motor vehicles → pedestrians →
heritageDesignation	Grade I listed →
isListedOn	National Heritage List for England →
isOldestSurvivingBridgeAcross	River Thames in London →
isPartOf	River Thames crossings in London →
isTouristAttraction	yes →
locatedIn	England → London → London Borough of Richmond upon Thames NERFINISHED → Richmond, London → United Kingdom →
locatedNear	Richmond Green → Richmond Hill → Twickenham riverside →
maintainedBy	London Borough of Richmond upon Thames NERFINISHED →
materialUsed	stone →
numberOfSpans	5 →
openingDate	1777 →
river	River Thames →
structureType	arch bridge →
tollsAbolished	1859 →
widened	1937 → 1938 →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Richmond upon Thames →	contains
Thames →	crossedBy