Historic England publishes list of ‘most captivating’ of the 423 sites added in 2020
A simple wrought-iron footbridge built by a 19th-century rights of way activist has joined some of the England’s grandest buildings and monuments on the national heritage list.
The bridge in Essex was one of 423 additions to the list in 2020, along with an 18th-century smugglers’ shipwreck in Kent; an Italianate villa-style railway station in Nottinghamshire; a water tower in West Yorkshire that can be seen for miles around; and Selfridges department store in London.
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