Bideford Long Bridge
Grade I listed bridge across the Torridge, 677 feet long with 24 arches; in 1790 it was the longest bridge in Devon.
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Places worth your time in Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Grade I listed bridge across the Torridge, 677 feet long with 24 arches; in 1790 it was the longest bridge in Devon.
Art gallery and museum in Victoria Park, with collections on Bideford's history and changing exhibitions.
Victorian covered market with small artisan stalls along Butchers Row; there has been a market on the site since 1675.
Town park opened in 1912, with a bandstand surrounded by nine cannons and listed entrance gates.
Grade II* listed parish church of 1865, built to replace a Norman church of 1260.
Civil War gun platform in East-the-Water, rebuilt in the 19th century as a stone viewpoint over the town.
Maritime museum in Odun House, a Georgian house in Appledore once home to ship owners and master mariners.
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Quay at the mouth of the Torridge in Appledore, lined with houses and boats.
Church of 1836-38 on the quay; its wooden screen was made from the sailing ship Marco Polo.
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RNLI station at the end of Irsha Street; a lifeboat has been based at Appledore since 1825.
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Seawater swimming pool on the beach at Westward Ho!, refilled by the tide.
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