01 St. Helen's Wharf

St. Helen's Wharf (inscribed stone) Abingdon, Cast Iron Bridge erected as specified in Act of 1821 over River Ock, inscribed:- "Erected by the Wilts and Berks. Canal Company: AD 1824. Cast at Agramans Bristol" This bridge has been extended in width, otherwise it is a fine specimen of contemporary cast iron work.
D.L. Banfield Survey, 1969

048692E
Image credit: RCHS. 1964, Looking over R Thames towards Abingdon Wharf.
048693E
Image credit: RCHS. 1964, Abingdon wharves and River Thames. Entrance to Wilts & Berks Canal.
048694E
Image credit: RCHS. 1964, Wilts & Berks Canal: Entrance to Wilts & Berks Canal.
1.01.1 Abingdon (280n)

1960, Abingdon, looking north west, at the canal junction to the river Thames
Log

1.01.2 Abingdon (346n)
1960, Abingdon, Wharf House
Log
1.02 Abingdon (274n)
1960, Abingdon, looking west from the Basin
1.05.1 Abingdon (262n)
1960, Abingdon, Caldecott, looking east from occupation bridge
1.05.2 Abingdon (263n)
1960, Abingdon, Caldecott, looking west from occupation bridge
1.05.3 Abingdon (264n)
1960, Abingdon, Caldecott , probable Masonary from the Lock
1.05.4 Abingdon (275n)
1960, Abingdon, looking west from occupation bridge near New Cut Mill
238 A34 0ver River Ock 1985
1985, A34 Over the River Ock
239 River Ock Bridge July 1977
1977, River Ock Bridge
Abingdon Draw Bridge

Image credit: Friends of Abingdon, Civic Society. Caldecott House is on the left of the picture, and a lifting bridge can be seen in the distance. c1890's. Photo possibly by Henry Taunt