Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 232
Maidftone, lays, At the bottom of the high ftreet, is a fair ftone bridge, builtacrofs the Medway, of fcven arches; it is fuppofed with great probabiHty, that itwas firft built by fome of the Archbifliops of Canterbury, who, as we have feen^were Lords of the Manor; however, I dont find any… … AJaidfto/ie Brick/e, Kef it. Fl. 2. MAIDSrONE BRIDGE. (Plate II.) The fouth-fide of this bridge is here exhibited: over it is feen the roof of abuilding, fituate on the wellern bank of the river, a fmall diftance north of thebridge, which building, from a crofs over its eafternmoft end, appears to…
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