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Telford Square where Thomas himself contemplates his eponymous town

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2 2 The total span of the bridge is 11 0 metres between buttresses More details of dimensions are shown in the drawings in Appendix A Dimensions were obtained from Foxcroft 2000 Figure 2 2 Dimensions of Simplified Structure The total width of the bridge is 4 3 metres The arch of the iron structure consisting of the three ribs as described above is repeated

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More pictures A view from upstream with the town behind Looking directly downstream over the top

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A view from upstream with the town behind Looking directly downstream over the top A closeup of the date cast into the top of the arch External link to an excellent black and white photo

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Sketch map based on Ordnance Survey Explorer 242

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Madeley St Michael s Church Walker Techical College Now an annex to the main site housed in a concrete mostrosity in Wellington Outside is is a pre 1960 style crossroads sign

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below On first entering the roof from the tower there is a central area which is boarded in oak and easily accessed Either side is a forest of timber supports whilst at the far end a triangulated structure supports the roof over the apse The roof is of Welsh slate which was Turnerised a repair treatment some decades ago The turnerisation has broken down and also

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some very long timbers which span the area below On first entering the roof from the tower there is a central area which is boarded in oak and easily accessed Either side is a forest of timber supports whilst at the far end a triangulated structure supports the roof over the apse The roof is of Welsh slate which was Turnerised a repair treatment some

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else would you expect if you ask a bridge builder to design a church incorporating some very long timbers which span the area below On first entering the roof from the tower there is a central area which is boarded in oak and easily accessed Either side is a forest of timber supports whilst at the far end a triangulated structure supports the roof over the apse The

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way from the modern Madeley town centre on a road which has declined in importance The Vicars once lived in splendour in the old vicarage but later removed to the slightly more modest new vicarage at the other side of the church whilst opposite the church is the fine Board School building now a private house Inside some of the Victorian pews have been removed to

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first purpose built Methodist chapel The church stands some way from the modern Madeley town centre on a road which has declined in importance The Vicars once lived in splendour in the old vicarage but later removed to the slightly more modest new vicarage at the other side of the church whilst opposite the church is the fine Board School building now a private house

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church still bears Fletcher s name and it was he who preached Wesley s funeral sermon in St Michael s Also close by is a building which was the first purpose built Methodist chapel The church stands some way from the modern Madeley town centre on a road which has declined in importance The Vicars once lived in splendour in the old vicarage but later removed to the

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central area which is boarded in oak and easily accessed Either side is a forest of timber supports whilst at the far end a triangulated structure supports the roof over the apse The roof is of Welsh slate which was Turnerised a repair treatment some decades ago The turnerisation has broken down and also renders the slate unrecoverable so the entire roof will have

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