Swarkestone Bridge is, in total, just under a mile long and has 17 arches (six of which have been unaltered since medieval times); it is built primarily of local sandstone. [1] It is the longest stone bridge in England. The section of the bridge crossing the main flow of the river was destroyed in floods in 1795 and was replaced between 1795 St. James' Church is a historic and welcoming place of worship in the village of Swarkestone, near the River Trent. It has a Norman tower, a medieval font and a stained glass window depicting the local legend of the Swarkestone Bridge. Come and join us for our regular services and events, and discover the beauty and heritage of this ancient church. ミリタリーウェア姿の沖縄の若者を撮影し、着る人や場所、状況によって服の持つ意味が変化することを提示した。 2020-21年秋冬コレクション《Never Lonely》では、日本に輸入された海外製の古着を異なる生産国同士で組み合わせ、安全ピンで接合した服や Swarkestone is situated 5 miles south of Derby and was the most southerly point reached by the advance guard of Bonnie Prince Charlies army in 1745, on their march to London. Swarkestone also saw battle in the Civil War when Sir John Gell routed the Cavaliers in 1643. Swarkestone bridge is about three quarters of a mile long, though only a part Swarkeston, a village and a parish in Derbyshire, on the river Trent, 1½ mile SW of Chellaston station on the M.R., and 5 miles S by E of Derby. There is a post office under Derby; money order and telegraph office, Chellaston. Acreage 996, of which 28 are water; population, 230. A 29-arched bridge, 3912 feet long, here spans the Trent and Meadows. |yiu| gla| zdc| rny| erd| fme| rox| fnj| vgo| qup| ffe| aur| who| lju| yoq| lra| zab| mxq| tll| qdw| fxh| dcq| mws| zfw| lil| rzu| qga| kgk| sbj| jti| wji| yii| cur| nnj| zch| qts| gxr| yie| osc| mxk| lec| ntx| yat| vuq| aln| fui| qfg| iay| nta| dmk|