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Turner house architect". The first pub on this site, the "West Country Packhorse", was granted a licence in 1759. It was renamed as the "Lower Pack Horse"

region and later served as a member of parliament. The river rises in the Packhorse Range and flows in a south- westerly direction until it reaches Isdell

medieval village. The last resident left in the 1820s. The 17th century packhorse Malmsmead Bridge crosses Badgworthy Water, alongside an even older ford

Elizabethan times". A manor house, shepherd, travelling vendor with his packhorse, lords and ladies, hunting scenes, milkmaids, millers, water mills and

for "boar", eofor (German Eber) Tolkien derives the word from eafor "packhorse", from a verb aferian "transport", related to Middle English aver "draught-horse"

Jagungal was built in 1939 to cater for skiers. Access was arduous - via packhorse and ski. It burnt down in 1979. Map of Mt Jagungal. Jagungal Wilderness

crossroads with the A3072. At the boundary with Jacobstowe stands an ancient packhorse bridge over the Okement river. Media related to Exbourne at Wikimedia

byway, and then head south to the summit. Walna Scar road was an old packhorse route, termed by Wainwright “the ancient highway over Walna Scar”, and

the 19th century, and is both Grade II listed and a scheduled monument. Packhorse Bridge is a Grade II* ironstone listed bridge over the River Rase, which

nature is the main theme, rather than merely providing a backdrop. A packhorse train can barely be seen emerging from a wood at the base of a towering

events. A prominent landmark in Kentford is the site of the village's old Packhorse Bridge, once one of only two such bridges in Suffolk. Only the wall leading

beneath the cascades of the waterfall. The beck continues on underneath a packhorse bridge where there is another cascade. The waterfall is located on the

by a Grade II listed gritstone packhorse bridge, with a single span. The bridge is on an important medieval packhorse route over the Pennine moorland

including a Victorian bandstand, a world war two air raid shelter, a packhorse bridge, the Meanwood Beck and allotments, all connected by a network of

Tikrit South AB Tikrit South Air Base, formerly known as FOB Packhorse and FOB Remagen, is a former Iraqi Air Force base in Salah ad Din Governorate of

village is so named because it provided facilities for horses using the packhorse routes that crossed in the village. One route crossed over into Wharfedale

Rochdale Canal and has its own railway station. It was once a route on the packhorse trip through to Yorkshire. Smithy Bridge was formerly a part of Butterworth

There is a Grade-II-listed Congregational Chapel and a public house, the Packhorse Inn, in the village. As in many small parishes, there is no parish council

Hill is a prominent local landmark. Sir William Hill Road is an ancient packhorse route across the moor and was part of the Sheffield to Buxton Turnpike

footpath to the Kinder plateau. At the foot of Jacob's ladder is a gritstone packhorse bridge, with a single span which crosses the River Noe. It is a designated

was reported as refusing to move to a new county because it lacked a packhorse library service.: 709  The project ended in 1943, when the WPA stopped

Metropolitan Borough of Barnsley and Derbyshire). This was an ancient packhorse route. Today, Outwood Academy Shafton is located in Shafton. Bus services

Giver of Stars is a 2019 historical fiction novel by Jojo Moyes about packhorse librarians in a remote area of Kentucky. Set in Depression-era America

rest houses are Sign of the Kiwi, Sign of the Bellbird, and Sign of the Packhorse. While part of the building opened to the public as the Tram Terminus

day path across the moors, which is marked on OS maps, was a medieval packhorse route and may deviate about 1km to the north from the actual course of

of Barony entitled to stage markets and fairs. The 17th-century stone Packhorse Bridge still stands in the middle of the town (now pedestrian-only), later

government (and had little official traffic), packhorse operators were able to monopolise the freight trade. Packhorse couriers in Shinano fell into three main

Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada, moving bulky camera equipment by packhorse, even at times perching on a narrow ledge to get just the right image

house." It was restored between 1993-1999. Also of note is the historic Packhorse Bridge and Challacombe Church. The nearby Shoulsbury castle is an Iron

such on Ordnance Survey maps, but this is now known to be a medieval packhorse saltway. Roman road historian Ivan Donald Margary said that the Long Causeway

gifted to Wortley District Council by Dixon and Mills in 1917. In 1925, a packhorse bridge was dismantled and brought to the park from the Ewden valley. The

schools: an infant school and a junior school, sharing a single site on Packhorse Road. It is also in the catchment area of Chellaston Academy, with buses

tavern. A similar but far less serious episode in the tavern, the Old Packhorse Inn, in 1795 saw the young Daniel O'Connell arrested for drunken and riotous

age before mass transportation, the road through the dale was part of a packhorse route from Lancaster to Newcastle upon Tyne. Previous to this, it had

since the middle of the 18th century. In 1905 Robert Burnard wrote: "When packhorses were used on the Moreton track, New House, or as it is now called, Warren

the White Bear were used to rebuild a burned-down alehouse on the Old Packhorse track running between Halifax and Leeds (now known as The Old White Beare

Heritage List for England, retrieved 14 April 2015 Historic England, "Packhorse Bridge, 130 metres downstream from Keer Bridge (Aqueduct) by Mill House

the moors near Marsden. Mellor Bridge and Close Gate Bridge are both packhorse bridges. The A62 road between Huddersfield and Oldham passes through the

as 'the great pond or meare called Taddington high Meare'. The ancient packhorse track Oriss Road passed the mere. In 2004 the mere was restored by volunteers

between two localities, in the Packhorse Range and around Mount Agnes which is found around 80 km (50 mi) north from the Packhorse range, in the western part

Packhorse Ford, also known historically as Pack Horse Ford, Blackford's Ford and Boteler's Ford, is a historic crossing point of the Potomac River. It

their formation in early 2008, the band regularly rehearsed above 'The Packhorse' pub in Leeds which was also where they performed their first secret show

Bass pins them down with sniper fire, forcing them to let loose the packhorse carrying the furs. He is ambushed, however, and the scalphunters recover

developed a thriving wool industry during the Middle Ages. Reybridge, and a packhorse ford, remained the only crossing points of the River Avon until the 17th

became the commercial centre for agriculture and the wool trade. The old packhorse trail between Ambleside and Grasmere was the main route between the two

The name "salt pye" is connected to the old packhorse routes and signifies a building, on or near a packhorse route, used for the distribution of salt from

October 2017. Retrieved 7 December 2018. "St Mary's School Gerrards Cross Packhorse Road". Education Base. UK. Retrieved 7 December 2018. "Internet Archives"

for England. Retrieved 28 November 2017. Historic England. "Wycoller packhorse bridge, Trawden Forest (1005098)". National Heritage List for England

depicts two sumo wrestlers being carried across the Okitsu River, one on a packhorse and the other in a kago. Tōkaidō Yui-shuku - Okitsu-juku - Ejiri-juku

and Exeter. Roadside inns for travellers included the Roebuck, and the Packhorse and Talbot. In November 1805, Royal Navy Captain John Richards Lapenotière

Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Lackey, Kentucky "Packhorse Librarian to Broaden Service". The Courier-Journal. March 12, 1939. Retrieved

region. That trail used today's Crampton's Gap (which would remain a packhorse trail until the 1770s) and was linked to the lower Monocacy River crossing

including the rare firebrick starfish, diadema urchin, Spanish lobster and packhorse crayfish. The marine reserve is only accessible by boat. There are several

Packhorse bridge over River Cherwell

Chair is the spot where a highway man called Pym robbed passers by on the packhorse route. Another story is that Pym was a preacher who gave sermons there

deserted village and an abbey. In the post-medieval period, there is a packhorse bridge and a lockup, but it is the industrial sites that stand out, especially

downstairs and dumped it off one of the "Roman Bridges" (three medieval packhorse bridges on the River Gowy, still standing today at the end of Platts Lane

formerly Bird, was an Australian memoirist. She was the co-writer of By Packhorse and Buggy (1996) alongside her daughter Eileen McRae. This memoir follows

history of eastern Kentucky. Cussy Mary is a "Book Woman" — one of the Packhorse Librarians who delivered books to remote areas of the Appalachian Mountains

List for England, retrieved 23 August 2023 Historic England, "GLEN HOWE PACKHORSE BRIDGE, APPROXIMATELY 100 METRES UPSTREAM OF COTTAGE (1281510)", National

Gate is at the head of the dale, leading onto Black Harry Lane (an old packhorse route across the moorland). In the early 18th century, a notorious highwayman

Chair is the spot where a highway man called Pym robbed passers by on the packhorse route. However another story is that Pym was a preacher who gave sermons

Courier-Journal. Retrieved September 1, 2017 – via Newspapers.com. "Kentucky's Packhorse Librarians". The Courier-Journal. December 11, 1938. Retrieved September

retired to London, and she wrote a book about her wartime experiences, A Packhorse Called Rachel, published in 2007 by Grosvenor House. The Interpreter,

retired to London, and she wrote a book about her wartime experiences, A Packhorse Called Rachel, published in 2007 by Grosvenor House. The Interpreter,

dissolved late in the reign of Elizabeth I of England, and an ancient packhorse bridge over the Silver Burn, called the Crossag, or Monk's Bridge, too

Packhorse Bridge

Rothley Brook Packhorse Bridge Anstey Confluence with Soar shown in Leicestershire Location Country England Counties Leicestershire Physical characteristics

Bridlington, Arndale Shopping Centre, Morecambe, The Ridings Centre, Wakefield, Packhorse Shopping Centre, Huddersfield, Albert Square, Widnes, Hildreds Shopping

was the (now demolished) Packhorse Cafe on the A5/Watling Street in Kensworth, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, close to the Packhorse Pub. The painting in the

guitarist Brendan Croker. They opened a club in a Leeds pub called The Packhorse, where they also played guitar. As a side project, Phillips spent his

Whillan Beck. Its associated buildings include an outbuilding and stone packhorse bridge over the beck, both of which are separately listed at grade II

quarries around Corris, Aberllefenni and Abergynolwyn was brought by packhorse for loading onto seagoing vessels. This trade died out when the Corris

is Lee, or Lea, Bridge, which is a grade II listed early 18th-century packhorse bridge; it has been described as "a substantially complete example of

is an 18th-century road bridge over Oare Water, and the 17th-century packhorse Malmsmead Bridge over Badgworthy Water. Robber's Bridge is an old masonry

Horrabridge The packhorse bridge over the River Walkham Horrabridge Location within Devon Shire county Devon Region South West Country England Sovereign state

282 sq mi). List of ranches and stations NT heritage listing for Bradshaw's packhorse cutting "Northern Land Council – Media Release" (PDF). Northern Land Council

Historic England & 1203894 Historic England & 1087995 Historic England, "Packhorse Bridge, Hope Woodlands (1087992)", National Heritage List for England

Britain and Ireland 1500–1830. Thomas Telford, 2002. Pages 317–318. "Packhorse, Longport in 1991 and 1997". Mervyn Edwards. Burslem Through Time. Amberley

schools are: Chiltern Edge School, Gillots School and Langtree School. The Packhorse pub The A4074 Page's Shaw wood Explorer Map 159 - Reading (Map). Ordnance

who could not make the trip to a library on their own. Sometimes these "packhorse librarians" relied on a centralized contact to help them distribute the

England. Retrieved 15 May 2016. Hinchliffe, Ernest (1994). Guide to the Packhorse Bridges of England. Cicerone. pp. 136–137. ISBN 978-1852841430. Historic

Robert M. "Floyd County - Place Names". Morehead State University. "Packhorse Librarian to Broaden Service". The Courier-Journal. March 12, 1939. Retrieved

Ivelchester and Langport Navigation Pill Bridge, the packhorse bridge that crosses the Yeo at Ilchester Specifications Status never completed History

including two honjin, and 44 hatago. It had one Tonyaba, for the stabling of packhorses and warehousing of goods, and one kōsatsu for the display of official

production levels. Until 1812 slate for sale beyond the locality was sent by packhorse ("hampers on horseback") then sometimes by boat across Llyn Padarn then

area. Straw hats and straw sandals are also on sale. A man leading a packhorse is observing the scene. In the background is another teahouse and many

Samarra East Air Field Camp Paladin Camp Paliwoda (Balad) Salah ad Din Camp Packhorse FOB Remagen Camp Cougar Tikrit Salah ad Din Camp Camp Parsons (expansion

steps to the confluence of the two streams at Lingcove Bridge. An old Packhorse Bridge, this is a focal point for those approaching from the south, particularly

(4 mi) south east of Buxton, the route heads north following the line of a packhorse road from Tideswell, via Peak Forest to Hayfield, where it briefly follows

merged with Himbleton. There is Shell Cottage which is Grade II* listed, "Packhorse Bridge About 100 Yards South of Shell Manor" which is Grade II listed

eight years later. In the 1670s, Samuel Watson replaced the ford by a packhorse bridge whose arch spans a wooded stretch of the river, and a grassy patch

important, but remote towns of North Devon that had hitherto relied on the packhorse and coastal shipping. The Exeter to Barnstaple section followed the rivers

waitress tries to entice travelers into a tea house, but a peddler, man on a packhorse, and porters with a kago (palanquin) pass by. The middle tea house appears

Heritage List for England, retrieved 29 January 2016 Historic England, "Packhorse Inn including attached former stables, Keswick (1137395)", National Heritage

The Ceres Burn runs through the village and alongside the green. An old packhorse bridge, known as the "Bishop's Bridge" has spanned the burn since the

19th century carries the A636 over the channel. Nearby is a hump-backed packhorse bridge with a single arch, probably built in the previous century, after

(built 1784). Initially the output of these ironworks was carried by packhorse or on carts 25 miles to Cardiff. In 1794 Cyfarthfa works was linked to

PAR Parore 84,000 PAU Pāua 1,058,499 PDO Deepwater tuatua 629,000 PHC Packhorse rock lobster 40,300 PIL Pilchard 2,485,000 POR Porae 71,000 POS Porbeagle

Hackney Clay Cellars for drying, and was then transferred to Teignmouth by packhorse, where it was loaded into coasters for delivery to the pottery industry

and geologist Julius von Haast along with Charles Cameron. By 1880, a packhorse track had been constructed over the pass; however, work to form a road

drays, linked Raglan township with the Waitetuna River. From there the packhorse route (originally known as the Tikihouhou Track) made by the Army during

Packhorse bridge in Hampsthwaite

upstream to downstream they are; Beggars Bridge at Glaisdale (a high-arched packhorse bridge built in the 17th century), the Bowstring road bridge at Ruswarp

forts at Templeborough and Buxton and continued in later centuries as a packhorse route. Throughout medieval times the area was part of a deer hunting park

Ringsend and Dublin were linked by road and goods could be transported by packhorse to the city. It was once within the administration of Pembroke Urban District

The Chiswick Empire on Chiswick High Road, next to the Old Packhorse, which still survives.

FRSE OBE MC LLD (1891-1950) educationalist The old bridge was possibly a packhorse bridge, hence the carving. "Kirkcudbright Railway". RailScot. Retrieved

Ringsend and Dublin were linked by road and goods could be transported by packhorse to the city. It was once within the administration of Pembroke Urban District

border within the Highter's Heath ward of the city of Birmingham. The Packhorse public house is located on Alcester Road at the junction with May Lane

Ecclesall Road About 1737 II* Packhorse Bridge 53°19′45″N 1°36′21″W / 53.32910°N 1.60590°W / 53.32910; -1.60590 (PACKHORSE BRIDGE APPROXIMATELY 850 METRES

12th century ???? Maryvale Mercy Convent, Old Oscott Hill II* ???? ???? Packhorse Bridge, Aldridge Road II / AM ???? ???? Kent's Moat, Sheldon Heath Road

approaches Stainton, its name changes to Stainton Beck. A single span packhorse bridge crosses the beck. It dates from the 17th century and is built of

linking the route between Windsor and Reading, serving as a stop for packhorse traders. "Oakley's history". Oakley Village website. Retrieved 26 June

Lake Wānaka "nearly shoeless" after six weeks. By 1880, there was a good packhorse track across the pass, but work to form a road across the pass did not

Lexington Herald-Leader. May 19, 2014. Retrieved May 20, 2014. "The Packhorse Library". The Courier-Journal. February 17, 1938. Retrieved September

buildings, including the Mawson Arms, the George and Devonshire, the Old Packhorse and The Tabard in Bath Road near Turnham Green station. The Tabard is

to generate electricity once more. Near the falls is a Grade II listed packhorse bridge over Linton Beck known as Little (or Li'le) Emily's Bridge. Sheila

Cutting, a straight road which was intended to replace the old winding packhorse way through the woods between Carr Road in Calverley and Apperley Bridge

start either at Gebbies Pass or Kaituna Valley and go to Sign of the Packhorse Hut on the first day. On the second day, trampers follow a track crossing

Packhorse bridge behind the Inn

Ford through the Divelish with adjacent packhorse bridge near Fifehead Neville

- London at Tower Bridge BBC North East and Cumbria - Keswick at The Packhorse Court BBC Northern Ireland - Belfast at BBC Blackstaff House BBC North

power, many textile mills were established in the district. The cobbled packhorse trail which runs through the village, down Old Lane from Midgley, crossing

Sun" — (Jordan, Rice) — 3:29 "Smokehouse" — (Stock) — 3:58 "Lebanese Packhorse" — (T.J. Tindall) — 0:40 Personnel Edison Electric Band T.J. Tindall —

Street Late 18th century II Packhorse Bridge 53°22′53″N 1°33′44″W / 53.38142°N 1.56225°W / 53.38142; -1.56225 (PACKHORSE BRIDGE 70 METRES EAST OF RAILS

Pennine Way then heads up Ribblesdale along the old Settle–Langstrothdale packhorse road. It passes the eastern end of Ling Gill and climbs Cam Fell, where

party was often in danger of starvation, on more than one occasion a packhorse had to be killed for food, and in the last dash for the telegraph line

Reserve Shag Rock Scenic Reserve Sharplin Falls Scenic Reserve Sign Of The Packhorse Scenic Reserve Snowden Scenic Reserve Sugarloaf Scenic Reserve Talbot

Craig Mill, Packhorse Bridge, And Mill Dam 55°43′46″N 4°13′38″W / 55.729471°N 4.227148°W / 55.729471; -4.227148 (Craig Mill, Packhorse Bridge, And

is a guide stoop erected in the 18th century, at a parish boundary and packhorse track junction. It is thought a cross existed at the point during earlier

crosses over the River Gowy at Hockenhull Platts, where there are three old packhorse bridges and a nature reserve. List of recreational walks in Cheshire "Baker

to conquer it with a highway. Only a few sections of the former road/packhorse trail are visible along the Monkman Lake Trail and Monkman Pass Memorial

power, many textile mills were established in the district. The cobbled packhorse trail which runs through the village, down Old Lane from Midgley, crossing

Heritage List for England, retrieved 27 August 2023 Historic England, "Packhorse Bridge Redhill Lock, Ratcliffe-on-Soar (1242237)", National Heritage List

party was often in danger of starvation, on more than one occasion a packhorse had to be killed for food, and in the last dash for the telegraph line

Street Late 18th century II Packhorse Bridge 53°22′53″N 1°33′44″W / 53.38142°N 1.56225°W / 53.38142; -1.56225 (PACKHORSE BRIDGE 70 METRES EAST OF RAILS

crosses over the River Gowy at Hockenhull Platts, where there are three old packhorse bridges and a nature reserve. List of recreational walks in Cheshire "Baker

of the Roman road passes through Greenfield and crosses Chew Brook at Packhorse Bridge. The old stone houses of Saddleworth date from the 17th century

Campbelltown, Newcastle and Bathurst. The Sydney to Melbourne overland packhorse mail service was commenced in 1837. From 1855 the Sydney to Melbourne

Scafells. More than the old drystone walls that quarter the fells, the packhorse bridges or the whitewashed farmsteads, the little grey Herdwick sheep

following men and equipment...: one wagon with six cows and six men; one packhorse with saddle and equipment and two men, the leader and the driver...If

Bungalow was built, with materials and prefabricated sections transported by packhorse and sled. It had 24 guest beds and provided commercial accommodation on

Craig Mill, Packhorse Bridge, And Mill Dam 55°43′46″N 4°13′38″W / 55.729471°N 4.227148°W / 55.729471; -4.227148 (Craig Mill, Packhorse Bridge, And

made at the factory, 1952) built in 1839, there is a drystone-built, packhorse bridge over the Machno river. This is known as the 'Roman Bridge' but

production from the 1700s. Clay was initially transported from the pits by packhorse to the nearest port; Teignmouth. However, in 1843 Lord Clifford, owner

Dan invites them to Uncle Terry's Australia Day BBQ. Loaded up like a packhorse, Terry arrives early on Australia Day and claims the best spot in the

List for England. Retrieved 11 February 2024. Historic England. "THE OLD PACKHORSE PUBLIC HOUSE (1240781)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved

operate during the winter months and supplies had to be brought in by packhorse, driving up food prices and making such luxuries as liquor hard to come

Peak 2,554 8,381 Tombstone Mountain 2,514 8,250 Mount Matkin 2,418 7,933 Packhorse Peak 2,411 7,910 Mount Richards 2,377 7,799 Font Mountain 2,353 7,720

Frog (Australian Songs for Children) Released: 1999 Label: Formats: CD Packhorse Drover (with Bruce Simpson) Released: 2000 Label: ABC Audio (0642557020)

reserve that Ell managed to get established in 1906. The Sign of the Packhorse, a smaller house on top of the Kaituna Saddle, was the second one to be

once formed a bridleway called Water Lane. This was the start of two packhorse routes over the Pennines via Tunshill - the Rapes Highway and the Readycon

not because it had links with the Romans (also true of Roman Bridge, a packhorse bridge over the Goyt). In the area closest to the river there was a mill

riverbed. The single minor public road which serves the valley is an old packhorse route that connected Ingleton with Deepdale, then Dentdale, and which

the access route was 5 kilometres (3 mi) by car, and the remainder by packhorse or on foot, to the concrete swimming pool and hotter pool for relaxation

Cottage Oak Lodge (Grade II) Oddfellows Arms Public House (Grade II) Packhorse Inn Including Attached Former Stables (Grade II) Police Station and Magistrates

Taylor, Susan; Hogg, Sue (1997). What is a cross road?. South Pennine Packhorse Trails Trust. Page 41, 42. ISBN 978-0953057306 "Road Traffic Regulation

the Order of the British Empire. Daresbury in Christchurch Sign of the Packhorse on the summit road (Christchurch) Sign of the Bellbird on the summit road

bridge, Pell Bridge, is situated south of the church which stands on a packhorse trackway to Frittenden and Cranbrook. Henry of Ospringe, was appointed

the Order of the British Empire. Daresbury in Christchurch Sign of the Packhorse on the summit road (Christchurch) Sign of the Bellbird on the summit road

started playing together in late 2006 and their first gig took place at The Packhorse, Leeds, in January 2007. In the subsequent May, the band released their

Tuxford was in those days unenclosed and the roads were little more than packhorse tracks. White lost his way in the darkness, but stumbled upon an ancient

two if he had an extra one. In addition, he had a riding horse and a packhorse. In battle the squires would follow the brothers with the spare warhorses

border with Ravenstonedale civil parish is the 18th-century arched stone packhorse bridge known as Smardale bridge, now a Grade II listed structure. There

Langford Smith, Louis Kaye and Ion Idriess. Buchanan, Gordon (1933). Packhorse & Waterhole. Angus & Robertson, Sydney. Cole, Tom (1990). Hell West and

the maximum rate for tolls were: Horse or beast drawing a coach - 3d Packhorse (laden) - 1½d Drove of oxen, cows etc. - 10d per score Drove of sheep

Park in 1950. Initially he did not have a work vehicle having to use a packhorse instead. Duties were wide and varied including hut and track building

87: "There was little experience moving bulk loads by carts, while a packhorse would [sic, meaning 'could' or 'can only'] carry only an eighth of a ton

one-inch-to-the-mile map of Devon in 1765. It lies adjacent to the trans-Dartmoor packhorse track, so it has been a significant landmark for travellers since time

036324 (Church of St Andrew) 1063086 More images Packhorse Bridge Utterby, East Lindsey Packhorse Bridge 14th century 30 January 1986 TF3055793197 53°25′10″N

between York and Durham, and this could have been Dere Street. Heavy packhorse loads were taken on the route, for example 20 stone (130 kg) of wool.

quotation: "There was little experience moving bulk loads by carts, while a packhorse would [i.e., "could"] carry only an eighth of a ton [(1,250 long tons

by JoJo Moyes, Married Love is a "dirty book" being challenged at the packhorse library in the fictional town of Baileyville, Kentucky. "Married Love"

Holy Trinity) 1223128 More images Close Gate Bridge Marsden, Kirklees Packhorse Bridge 17th century or 18th century 25 May 1966 SE0287412100 53°36′20″N

The halt is named for a nearby lime kiln, along the course of the old packhorse road which now forms part of the Raad Ny Foillan, the island's coastal

87: "There was little experience moving bulk loads by carts, while a packhorse would [i.e., "could"] carry only an eighth of a ton [(1,250 long tons

Canongate Bridge Packhorse Bridge View of the bridge looking downstream Coordinates 55°28′41″N 2°33′04″W / 55.477944°N 2.5511°W / 55.477944; -2.5511

through the park towards the meeting point with the Hogsmill it passes the Packhorse Bridge, which was named after the mules that regularly transported gunpowder

Railings to Street) 1273192 More images Higherford Old Bridge Barrowford Packhorse Bridge C16-C17 6 June 1952 SD8625240182 53°51′28″N 2°12′38″W / 53.857678°N

roadside near North Aller; Ugley Bridge (1861), an imitation of an old Devon packhorse bridge; The Sybils' Cave (1861), filled in while the house served as a

Walsingham to prevent carriers travelling in the suburbs of London by packhorse or cart on the sabbath-day. On 31 December, he informed the council that

and watered in a number local of hostelries including the White Swan & Packhorse Mews, Spotted Cow, Dusty Miller and Wappy Spring. The main pitch was opened

mountainous location. In 1917, 100 tons of asbestos was brought down by packhorse. With the development of the Cobb Valley hydroelectricity scheme, and

point coaches could travel along the route from Melbourne. From there, a packhorse track climbed through the mountains to the diggings. Shanties were built

Bridge River. In earlier times, produce was transported to the mines by packhorse. In addition, the Pemberton Portage Road has provided a northward link

View (image date July 2009). Retrieved 7 October 2019 Historic England. "Packhorse Bridge over Knee Brook (1089487)". National Heritage List for England

These were all too steep for vehicles, so the only land access was by packhorse. In 1671 there is the first mention of the building of the "New Ground"

deployed to Gallipoli, a 52-man detachment was sent to Salonika to act as packhorse handlers for the British contingent. Following this they returned to Egypt

→ Fitzsimmons Range     Owen 3,083 10,115 Park Ranges → Bow Range     Packhorse 2,412 7,913 Clark Range     Paragon 3,030 9,941 Park Ranges      Parapet

deployed to Gallipoli, a 52-man detachment was sent to Salonika to act as packhorse handlers for the British contingent. Following this they returned to Egypt

aborigines by digging a large trench in which to bury them, then proceeded by packhorse. The river began turning towards the south-west, taking them away from

Lane former Gilling & Pickering line Low Mill (Leas Lane) Ings Bridge (Packhorse Bridge) Ings Bridge Ings Bridge Weir (Gauging station) East Ings Drain

The Union Bridge and the packhorse bridge it replaces. The gritstone strata of the gorge are visible.

Image The Old Bridge over the Hebden Water Hebden Bridge, Hebden Royd Packhorse bridge c.1510 19 July 1963 SD9921727294 53°44′31″N 2°00′48″W / 53.742026°N

Street, Isleworth Mawson Arms II* 110 Chiswick Lane South, Chiswick Old Packhorse II Chiswick High Road, Chiswick Rose and Crown, Isleworth 18th century

crossed only by pedestrians and cyclists using the adjacent Spruisty packhorse bridge. Cars must go via the A61 (Ripon) road. Hornbeam Park is a small

of Huddersfield Stop 9 - Kingsgate for Kingsgate Shopping Centre and Packhorse Shopping Centre Stop 10 - Cross Church Street Stop 11 - Parish Church

constructed in two parts (and now consists of four extensions). The original packhorse style bridge in 1638, and on the upstream side, the bridge was widened

small reservoir east of Molyneux Brow railway station, along an ancient packhorse route. As late as the 1960s, the property had no gas or electricity. Despite

centuries the ducks continued to be sent over the Chiltern Hills to London by packhorse or cart. On 15 June 1839 the entrepreneur and former Member of Parliament

the marshy and wooded valley bottoms and it was on one such high level packhorse route that Stainland developed. The Stainland Cross remains as evidence

of Dog Pits Lane Bridge over River Irwell". British Listed Buildings. "Packhorse, Tracks, Turnpikes and Tall Houses". Link 4 Life. Archived from the original

designed by the creators of the Ministry of Sound – and the campus pub The Packhorse (formerly the privately owned The Monkey's Forehead), just across the

Weston Mummers perform at the Packhorse Inn, Southstoke on Boxing Day, 2007.

individuals connected to exploring the area. Pete Lake is named after a packhorse ranger of the Forest Department involved with the trail that leads to

can follow historic railways and canals and follow in the footsteps of packhorse traders on ancient salt routes. The United Kingdom Census 2001 showed

(Viking) 299th Brigade Engineer Battalion 4th Brigade Support Battalion (Packhorse) 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team (Mountain Warrior) Headquarters and Headquarters

Heavy HMMWV Avenger (mounted on an HMMWV; not a Type Classified HMMWV) Packhorse – Attachment to convert an M1097 to tractor version for semi-trailers

Baldy Lake and Strathclair trails are easy cycling trails while the Packhorse, Jet and Baldy Hill trails are more difficult On most back-country trails

century it was one of several towns in Sussex to be served by scheduled packhorse-drawn goods wagons to and from the capital), and the nearby market towns

Wool from the farm needed to be taken to Napier, an arduous journey for packhorses and mules carrying packs weighing 90 kilograms (200 lb) over rough ground

Talbot, was appointed vicar of Glossop. He founded a school, and paved the packhorse route over the moors; this is known as Doctor's Gate. At the dissolution

family of blacksmiths who catered for all those travelling on the old packhorse route from Yorkshire to Cumbria via Cowan Bridge. One of Hipping's main

porch of Church of All Saints) 1316491 More images Holme Bridge Bakewell Packhorse bridge 1664 13 March 1951 SK2154668988 53°13′03″N 1°40′44″W / 53.217514°N

church made by James Harrison in 1845. Originally, Bell Busk was on the packhorse route between Skipton and Settle, which meant the road veered off at Coniston

87: "There was little experience moving bulk loads by carts, while a packhorse would carry only an eighth of a ton [1,250 long tons (1,270 t)]. On a

R825 Milltown Bridge Dundrum Road - R117 Includes pedestrian underpass. Packhorse Bridge 1650s stone footbridge at Milltown Road and Bankside Cottages The

Crooked River property and businesses to Monroe Hodges for $25 and a packhorse. The following year, the name of the post office was changed to Prineville

The width of the opening was usually enough to allow a pedestrian, a packhorse or a horse and cart through. The stone used for the piers or stoups ranges

passengers against £416 for goods. Slate was brought to the station by packhorse and sled from Drum quarry. One source states that some slate was brought

Centre; New Roscoe (now closed); The Cardigan Arms; The Fenton; and The Packhorse, among others. The O2 Academy Leeds opened in October 2008 on the site

Heritage List for England, retrieved 23 July 2014 Historic England, "The Packhorse Bridge, Wilmslow (1237830)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved

Crosses Locality Length (m) Longest Span (m) Date Type Grade Notes Image Packhorse Bridge River Rase West Rasen 1310 Stone Arch II* and Scheduled Ancient

via Barnsley. Built about 1734, this narrow stone bridge conveyed the packhorse trail from Leeds to Cheshire. It now forms part of the Trans Pennine Trail

Jagungal, was built in 1939 to cater for skiers. Access was arduous – via packhorse and ski. The Kiandra Goldrush was short-lived, but the township remained

grew nervous and disassembled his bicycle, strapping the pieces to a packhorse, which later laid upon the larger wheel, breaking many spokes, the most

diverted creek beds, stone walled channels, and a stone lined water race. A packhorse track follows the creek. The grave of Chinese prospector is located above

(that Part in the Lakes Urban District) Langdales, Lakes, South Lakeland Packhorse Bridge 17th century 12 January 1967 NY3120903010 54°25′04″N 3°03′42″W

Mary) 1037677 More images Pack Horse Bridge over the River Kennet Moulton Packhorse Bridge Early 15th century 7 May 1954 TL6975964531 52°15′10″N 0°29′08″E

1°51′24″W / 52.1639°N 1.8566°W / 52.1639; -1.8566 Early 15th century The packhorse bridge was partially destroyed in 1644 by the army of Charles I to protect

by sunlight, painted from oil sketches done on lengthy trips using a packhorse or car to carry supplies. They were usually of mountains, foothills or

cottages, and a pub. The valley had a stream flowing through, crossed by packhorse bridges. Lester Mill was located near the upper reservoir and there was

University Publishing, ISBN 978-1-921867-26-2 Buchanan, G. (Gordon) (1933), Packhorse and waterhole : with the overlanders to the Kimberleys, Angus & Robertson

others at Lacock, many of the family had been weavers, and the little packhorse bridge near the church had at one time been known as Dummer's Bridge.

Sheffield Darnall Works and Don Valley Glassworks Darnall, Sheffield Derwent Packhorse Bridge Derwent, Derbyshire Partly in South Yorkshire Doncaster Street

Jagungal, was built in 1939 to cater for skiers. Access was arduous - via packhorse and ski. The Kiandra Goldrush was short-lived, but the township remained

Rothbury, where a bridge dating from the 16th century crosses it. Built as a packhorse bridge, it was made wider in 1759 by William Oliphant, a mason from Rothbury

buildings) 1196033 The West Bridge (Prior's Bridge) St Thomas, Launceston Packhorse bridge Late Medieval 27 February 1950 SX3278985095 50°38′29″N 4°21′58″W

road able to take a horse-drawn dray. From there a 7 ft (2.1 m)-wide packhorse route was gradually improved. It took till 1893 to widen and metal the

drays, linked Raglan township with the Waitetuna River. From there the packhorse route (originally known as the Tikihouhou Track) made by the Army during

October 2020 – via National Library of Australia. Buchanan, Gordon (1933), Packhorse and waterhole : with the first overlanders to the Kimberleys, Angus &