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Hammersmith Bridge
Hammersmith Bridge is a cast-iron suspension bridge spanning the River Thames between Hammersmith and Barnes in west London. The current bridge, designed by Sir Joseph Bazalgette, opened in 1887 and is a Grade II* listed nineteenth‑century structure noted for its ornate suspension towers and ironwork. It carries a narrow carriageway with two outer pedestrian footways across a single central span supported on stone piers.
Its prime
1887
Today
Restored
As it stood in 1887
What Hammersmith Bridge looked like in its prime.
Low, elongated silhouette of a 210 m suspension bridge with two prominent ornate towers rising from stone piers, slender wrought‑iron suspension chains and vertical hangers, and a narrow central carriageway flanked by two pedestrian footways. Cast‑iron lattice balustrades and regularly spaced lamp standards line the deck. The towers are articulated with riveted iron plates and decorative finials; the bridge sits close to the river surface so piers and reflected lamps are a strong visual element.
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7 places to explore in 1887.
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