Ivelet Bridge
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The picturesque hump-backed bridge at Ivelet was built c1695 and is just wide enough to allow one car to cross the River Swale approximately a mile and half west of Gunnerside.
On the north side of the bridge, set into the verge, is a coffin stone where pall bearers rested with the coffin on their journey from Muker down to the church at Grinton.
On the north side of the bridge, set into the verge, is a coffin stone where pall bearers rested with the coffin on their journey from Muker down to the church at Grinton.
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