The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 8 and Version 3 of Albert Bridge
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Photograph by Niels Jakob Darger, courtesy of structurae.de.
As the dawnbirds sing
On a cold and misty morning
By the Albert Bridge
This rather shaky-feeling Victorian suspension bridge across the Thames was built in 1873 and renovated eleven years later by the legendary Sir Joseph Bazalgette. Has a sign on it saying "All troops must break step when marching across this bridge".
The Pogues wrote a song about it.
Live view of the south side of Albert Bridge courtesy of the BBC:
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