Marford Bridge in Wheathampstead

Marford Bridge in Wheathampstead in St Albans is a two-lane, asphalted secondary road. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction starting from Cory-Wright Way and ends at Cory-Wright Way.

Road Type
secondary road
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
60 mph
Route
southeast-northwest

Tourist information offices

  • Go Walking Around Wheathampstead – approx. 850 m.
  • Victorian Level Platform – approx. 900 m.
  • Wheathampstead – approx. 900 m.
  • The permanent way – approx. 900 m.
  • The story of the wagon – approx. 900 m.
  • The Pop Group Magic Lanterns, George Bernard Shaw – approx. 900 m.
  • Garden open to all – approx. 900 m.
  • Wheathampstead – approx. 900 m.
  • Wheathampstead – approx. 900 m.
  • The story of Wheathampstead station – approx. 950 m.

Bus stops

  • Sheepcote Lane – approx. 350 m.
  • Conquerors Hill – approx. 500 m.
  • Offas Way – approx. 650 m.
  • Memorial Hall – approx. 750 m.
  • Beech Hyde School – approx. 800 m.

Restaurants

  • Dildar II (Indian) at High Street 21 (AL4 8BB) – approx. 950 m.

Library

  • Wheathampstead Community Library – approx. 850 m.

Fire station

  • Wheathampstead Fire Station – approx. 900 m.

Artwork

  • George Bernard Shaw (artist: Dave Flemons, wood). Full-sized wood carving. Depicts George Bernard Shaw sitting at the station. – approx. 900 m.

Attraction

  • Wheathampstead Railway Station. Site of former Dunstable Branch station, with restored platform, benches, track and wagon. Play equipment and information boards have also been installed. – approx. 900 m.

Convenience stores

  • Tesco Express (Tesco Stores Ltd) at High Street 19-21 (AL4 8BB) – approx. 900 m.