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railway was powered by a simple system using water and gravity, but was converted in 1943–44 to run on electricity. Then, in 1955, new cars were installed on the railway; these were able to carry 18 passengers each and are still in use today. As of April 2024 return tickets cost £2.00 with discounts available for groups of 15 or more. Single tickets are not available.
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The A458 passes to the south of the town centre on a by-pass, construction of which was started in 1982 and now serves to relieve the town centre of the congestion that once plagued it. The bypass also provided a second bridge across the Severn at
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Bridgnorth Rowing Club occupies 'The
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It is one of the steepest railways in the country and at least one source (the information panel outside the top station) claims it is both the steepest and shortest. It is the only functional inland funicular railway in
England - there are about 15 more at English seaside towns. Originally, the
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can be seen from the high town, they are commonly called The Queens Parlor by locals. One local legend tells of its occupation in AD 925 by a hermit called
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Railway. Necessitating that, any future plans to enhance visitor facilities will need to be carefully designed to be in keeping with the railway station's architecture and historic character.
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Cartway was built in 1580 by Richard Forster and has been a Grade 1 listed building since 18 July 1949. It was one of the few properties of its type to survive the great fire of Bridgnorth in April 1646, and was the birthplace of
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in 1322. A small Jewish community was established in the town in 1267, but was expelled in 1274; one of the community was arrested in a campaign against alleged Jewish coin clipping, a prelude towards
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and two following days. The burgesses returned two members to parliament in 1295, and continued to do so until 1867, when they were assigned only one member. The town was disfranchised in 1885.
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The line now ends just north of the modern-day station, where the line formerly bridged Hollybush Road and passed through Bridgnorth Tunnel and on to the next station on the line,
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In 1978, Bridgnorth was twinned with the French town of
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645:'s initial recruit training unit was at
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2292:Parliamentary Writs Alphabetical Digest
1445:. From 1974 until 2009, there was also
982:Museums, Libraries and Archives Council
862:is situated a short distance along the
688:, and in 1992 it also twinned with the
649:, a station opened in 1939. During the
4419:
3362:
2738:. Yale University Press. p. 161.
1709:, retired to Bridgnorth where he died.
1697:(1833-1902) first-class cricketer for
1371:
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4142:
3723:
3299:
3125:"Welcome to Bridgnorth Cliff Railway"
2929:Williams, Richard (27 October 2023).
2630:
2210:
2177:
2149:
2071:. Civicheraldry.co.uk. Archived from
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1070:and the local relay TV transmitters.
492:. The town was attacked and burnt by
4447:Populated places on the River Severn
3909:List of civil parishes in Shropshire
3521:
1873:
1539:
1457:
1452:
1043:(ACF) in 2010 celebrated 150 years.
3095:
3079:. Forum.svra.org.uk. Archived from
2596:"History Of Bridgnorth, Shropshire"
1391:The long-distance trail called the
1011:. They won the championship of the
622:borough and liberties of Bridgnorth
607:which in 1808 built the locomotive
13:
3172:"The Bridgnorth Walk and Marathon"
2905:"Bridgnorth 6th Form Consultation"
2855:National Heritage List for England
2824:National Heritage List for England
2514:"Hitler's secret Shropshire plans"
2418:"Howard, Robert (1585-1653)"
1830:Closest cities, towns and villages
987:
87:
14:
4458:
3708:
3378:. Vol. 02. pp. 317–318.
3315:. Vol. 44. pp. 437–439.
3306:"Percy, Thomas (1729-1811)"
2767:"Bishop Percys House, bridgnorth"
2335:Discovering Shrophshire's History
2272:. GENUKI UK and Ireland Genealogy
1351:Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway
815:; and is still used for worship.
494:Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March
4277:
4265:
3375:Dictionary of National Biography
3312:Dictionary of National Biography
2424:Dictionary of National Biography
2228:
1980:
1947:
1939:
1918:
1816:
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841:Thomas Percy (Bishop of Dromore)
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3663:
3651:Bridgnorth Town Council website
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3498:Shropshire Cricketers 1844-1998
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2956:"Bridgnorth's Northgate Museum"
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2703:"St Mary Magdalene, Bridgnorth"
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2492:. YouCaxton. pp. 108–109.
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1486:Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross
1129:Bridgnorth grew initially as a
1104:(formerly Bridgnorth Journal).
1013:West Midlands (Regional) League
2298:
2258:
2117:
2087:
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752:Listed buildings in Bridgnorth
1:
2454:Shropshire gazetteer (1824).
2156:. Michael Raven. p. 32.
2055:
1981:
1919:
1783:
1413:
1410:works, founded in the 1950s.
1278:(GWR) and then eventually to
874:Great's daughter Ethelfleda.
449:, or possibly on the site of
4442:Civil parishes in Shropshire
4088:Parliamentary constituencies
1948:
1940:
1865:Destinations from Bridgnorth
1620:Thomas Orde Lawder Wilkinson
1107:
1083:Capital North West and Wales
883:
799:High Town has two prominent
760:Bridgnorth High Street with
745:
703:
65:Fidelitas Urbis Salus Regis
7:
3689:(in French). Archived from
2570:Bridgnorth District Council
1610:US House of Representatives
1447:Bridgnorth District Council
1201:, Select Bus Services, and
1137:Bridgnorth is connected to
825:Churches Conservation Trust
784:, which runs southwards to
708:The town is located in the
121:OS grid reference
28:Human settlement in England
16:Town in Shropshire, England
10:
4463:
4437:Market towns in Shropshire
4108:Grade II* listed buildings
2192:Shropshire Routes to Roots
1787:
1776:
1484:(1621 in Bridgnorth-1678)
1435:elects four of its members
1401:
1308:
1219:Bridgnorth railway station
1212:
1208:
1005:Worcestershire Combination
976:, and a 1930s cinema, the
956:
876:
778:Bridgnorth railway station
749:
413:
60:Coat of arms of Bridgnorth
18:
4342:
4260:
4186:
4169:Major settlements on the
4040:
4009:
3918:
3786:
3765:
3672:retrieved 21 January 2019
3660:retrieved 19 January 2019
2884:Shropshire County Council
2125:"Bridgnorth Town Council"
1871:
1614:Franklin Delano Roosevelt
1355:Constitution Hill Railway
1073:Local radio stations are
928:Bridgnorth Grammar School
924:Bridgnorth Endowed School
893:Bridgnorth Endowed School
638:, in the castle grounds.
613:designed and promoted by
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4103:Grade I listed buildings
3522:Mate, C.H., ed. (1907).
3326:Dickins, Gordon (1987).
3105:. BCC News. 2 March 2011
2457:The Shropshire gazetteer
2266:"Bridgnorth, Shropshire"
2099:Neighbourhood Statistics
1763:Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
1680:
1612:and cousin of President
1311:Bridgnorth Cliff Railway
1180:
1124:
1053:
972:There is a theatre, the
768:Bridgnorth is home to a
721:West Midlands Green Belt
552:certain privileges, for
406:. The population at the
3656:20 January 2019 at the
3641:retrieved December 2017
3599:retrieved December 2017
3587:retrieved December 2017
3544:. Dundee. 7 August 2012
3496:Percival, Tony (1999).
3486:retrieved December 2017
3474:retrieved December 2017
3462:retrieved December 2017
3450:retrieved December 2017
3438:retrieved December 2017
3426:retrieved December 2017
3414:retrieved December 2017
3353:retrieved December 2017
3290:retrieved December 2017
3256:Encyclopædia Britannica
3250:"Baxter, Richard"
3212:Bridgnorth Town Council
2909:bridgnorthsixthform.com
2653:"Bridgnorth Town Guide"
2640:Bridgnorth Town Council
2488:Francis, Peter (2013).
2251:Encyclopædia Britannica
2150:Raven, Michael (2005).
1357:in Aberystwyth, Wales.
578:Assize of Bread and Ale
441:; subsequently in 912,
4032:Shropshire Union Canal
3390:Who Was Who, 1929-1940
2935:www.shropshirestar.com
2850:"North Gate (1374846)"
1701:and county player for
1690:
1638:Cathcart Wight-Boycott
1557:
1549:
1517:, County Down, Ireland
1467:
1381:
1323:
1235:
1173:motorway, at Telford.
1121:
1036:
1024:the River Race on the
997:
969:
899:There are a number of
896:
869:The remains of an old
835:
765:
541:
426:
241:Postcode district
171:Ceremonial county
153:Unitary authority
3369:"Bache, Samuel"
2819:"Town Hall (1053998)"
2793:"Bishop Percys House"
2707:Engineering Timelines
2153:A Guide to Shropshire
1773:Old Bridgnorth School
1731:(born 1973) cricketer
1689:Ashley Westwood, 2009
1688:
1601:Boulton Paul Aircraft
1555:
1547:
1465:
1379:
1347:Clifton Rocks Railway
1318:
1276:Great Western Railway
1244:Severn Valley Railway
1232:Severn Valley Railway
1226:
1215:Severn Valley Railway
1115:
1034:
995:
964:
947:Bridgnorth Sixth Form
891:
877:Further information:
833:
782:Severn Valley Railway
759:
605:Hazledine and Company
576:granting in addition
532:
421:
4337:(heading downstream)
3196:Bridgnorth Aluminium
3051:"Bridgnorth Journal"
3030:"Severnvalley Radio"
2516:. BBC. 19 April 2005
1743:2004 Summer Olympics
1606:Katharine St. George
1548:Katharine St. George
1521:Mary Martha Sherwood
1499:Old Moore's Almanack
1395:begins in the town.
1087:Smooth West Midlands
1075:BBC Radio Shropshire
1001:Bridgnorth Town F.C.
974:Theatre on the Steps
965:The town's art-deco
920:Oldbury Wells School
848:Bridgnorth Town Hall
544:It is probable that
470:Roger de Montgomerie
221:Sovereign state
4432:Towns in Shropshire
4325:Settlements on the
3789:(cities in italics)
3766:Unitary authorities
3639:SoccerBase Database
3597:SoccerBase Database
3275:11 May 2008 at the
2773:on 7 September 2011
2713:on 10 November 2006
2678:"Bridgnorth Castle"
2576:on 21 November 2008
2198:on 8 September 2008
1810:Thiers, Puy-de-DĂ´me
1372:Walking and cycling
1321:Castle Hill Railway
1079:Heart West Midlands
774:Castle Hill Railway
624:were well defined.
535:Sir Thomas Wolryche
362: /
45:High Town from the
4284:England portal
3778:Telford and Wrekin
3301:Hales, John Wesley
2397:on 5 November 2007
2371:on 27 January 2006
1691:
1587:Nottingham Central
1558:
1550:
1527:William Macmichael
1505:Elizabeth Jeffries
1468:
1431:Shropshire Council
1382:
1353:in Devon; and the
1324:
1236:
1228:Bridgnorth station
1122:
1037:
998:
970:
926:(previously named
897:
836:
766:
655:Operation Sea Lion
615:Richard Trevithick
542:
506:Edict of Expulsion
437:created a camp at
427:
307:UK Parliament
253:Dialling code
115:12,079 (2011)
4414:
4413:
4292:
4291:
4136:
4135:
4058:Shrewsbury floods
3816:Cleobury Mortimer
3787:Major settlements
3752:Ceremonial county
3693:on 4 October 2013
3364:Gordon, Alexander
2499:978-1-909644-11-3
2052:
2051:
2047:
2046:
2017:Cleobury Mortimer
1699:Oxford University
1674:Dominic Sandbrook
1597:John Dudley North
1591:Solicitor General
1572:Henry Cope Colles
1556:Ross Antony, 2012
1540:Active after 1900
1515:Bishop of Dromore
1490:Church of Ireland
1458:Active up to 1900
1453:Notable Townsfolk
1336:Bridgnorth Castle
1328:funicular railway
1060:BBC West Midlands
1018:A.F.C. Bridgnorth
916:secondary schools
914:The town has two
905:Church of England
866:from Bridgnorth.
801:Church of England
794:English Civil War
790:Bridgnorth Castle
598:Sir Robert Howard
468:of Bridgnorth to
451:Bridgnorth Castle
424:Bridgnorth Castle
381:
380:
366:52.535°N 2.4195°W
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4272:Wales portal
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4113:Lord Lieutenants
4027:Shrewsbury Canal
4022:Montgomery Canal
4017:Llangollen Canal
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3620:on 18 April 2009
3616:. Archived from
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3566:. CricketArchive
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2815:Historic England
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2606:on 30 April 2008
2602:. Archived from
2600:About Bridgnorth
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1631:The Sunday Times
1579:Terence O'Connor
1513:(1729–1811) was
1349:in Bristol; the
1280:British Railways
1269:
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651:Second World War
610:Catch Me Who Can
568:merchant with a
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1930:Church Stretton
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1781:
1775:
1755:Ashley Westwood
1723:Shrewsbury Town
1719:Trevor Meredith
1683:
1658:soil morphology
1566:Bishop of Lewes
1562:Henry Southwell
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1102:Shropshire Star
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990:
988:Sport and clubs
967:Majestic Cinema
959:
951:Telford College
945:in Bridgnorth,
901:primary schools
886:
881:
879:Ropewalk Dingle
858:, a well known
788:. The ruins of
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