Chelmsford, The Stone Bridge 1919
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The Stone Bridge over the River Can - otherwise Bishop's Bridge or Moulsham Bridge - is the primeval hub of Chelmsford. There was probably a bridge here in Roman times. The current one was built in 1787 by John Johnson, County Surveyor, replacing a structure of 1372. South of the river, Chelmsford becomes Moulsham.
An extract from Chelmsford Photographic Memories.
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