William Edwards

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William Edwards was an 18th-century Welsh stonemason and bridge builder best known for his innovative arch bridges in South Wales.

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instanceOf architect
bridge builder
civil engineer
human
stonemason
activeIn 18th century
child David Edwards
Edward Edwards
Thomas Edwards
countryOfCitizenship Wales
dateOfBirth 1719
dateOfDeath 1789
designed Pontypridd Bridge
multiple stone arch bridges in South Wales
ethnicGroup Welsh
fieldOfWork bridge engineering
civil engineering
masonry
gender male
hasPart three cylindrical holes in the spandrels of Pontypridd Bridge
heritageDesignationOfWork Pontypridd Bridge is a Grade I listed structure
influenced later bridge builders in Wales
influencedBy contemporary European stone arch bridge design
knownFor innovative arch bridges in South Wales
long-span stone arch bridge design
languageSpoken English
Welsh
notableWork Old Bridge, Pontypridd
Pontypridd Bridge
arch bridge over the River Taff at Pontypridd
occupation architect
bridge builder
civil engineer
stonemason
placeOfBirth Eglwysilan
Glamorganshire
Wales
placeOfDeath Eglwysilan
Glamorganshire
Wales
positionHeld minister in the Calvinistic Methodist movement
religion Calvinistic Methodism
linked to: Calvinist Methodism
residence Eglwysilan
South Wales
spouse Mary Edwards
workLocation Glamorganshire
South Wales

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Pontypridd Old Bridge designer William Edwards
Pontypridd Old Bridge architect William Edwards
William Edwards Bridge namedAfter William Edwards
William Edwards Bridge architect William Edwards
William Edwards Bridge designer William Edwards