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Encyclopedia > Sonning Bridge

Sonning Bridge is a bridge across the River Thames in Sonning, Berkshire.


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Sonning Bridge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (365 words)
Sonning Bridge is a bridge across the River Thames at Sonning, Berkshire.
It is rumoured that Dick Turpin used the bridge as an escape route from Berkshire to Oxfordshire to evade the authorities.
Close to the bridge are the Great House, a hotel on the southern bank, the Mill at Sonning, now a theatre, on an island between two branches of the river, and the French Horn, another hotel on the northern bank.
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