The Palladian style Pulteney Bridge

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  • Photo title: The Palladian style Pulteney Bridge
  • Author: Phillt
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  • Completed in 1774 from a Robert Adam Design Pulteney Bridge is unusual in that it has shops built on both sides across the whole span of the bridge.
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