Looking toward the bridge built in 1769 by the Earl of Abingdon after George III got wet while crossing the river, the reward for which was the granting of the tolls in perpetuity. In the distance is Wytham Hill.

Date:

1885

Location:

Eynsham Bridge, Eynsham, West Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire

Reference:

CC73/01150

Type:

Photograph (Negative)