page_title: James Sandby Padley
section_title: Works include
hierarchical_section_title: James Sandby Padley / Works include
caption_attribution_description: English: Old River Ancholme Bridge. Bridge near the Market Place, spanning the Old River Ancholme.
context_page_description: James Sandby Padley was an English surveyor, architect and civil engineer who worked in Lincoln, England. He was County Surveyor for the Lindsey portion of Lincolnshire from 1825 to 1881, and was also noted for his interest in antiquarian studies.
context_section_description: County Bridge over the Ancholme, Brigg. Listed Grade II. Dated 1828. Foundation stone said to be inscribed with names of J S Padley of Lincoln, county surveyor, Geo Willoughby of York, mason and contractor and W T Leake of Louth, clerk of the Works. Single span rusticated stone arch with modern handrail of 1951. Semi-circular buttresses at either side, below niches.
  County Bridge at Fulnetby.
  County Bridge at Market Rasen
  Former Police Station and Magistrates Court - High Street. Barton on Humber. The old police station and magistrates court was designed by J. S. Padley and built in 1847 (the date is above the main door).  The police station was the building to the right and the magistrates court the building to the left.
  Former Police Station and Magistrates Court - Market Rasen. Similar design to Barton, different layout. 1849.
  The Sessions House, Ramsgate, Louth. c.1850. 
  Several other Police Stations in the County of Lindsey including probably Binbrook.
  "Read Visitor's Book". partneyvillage.co.uk. Retrieved 6 October 2015.
  "Padley" (1881), pgviii
  Wheeler R. C. (2004) ‘’S Padley as an Antiquary’’, Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology. No 39
  Hathi Trust
  Hathi Trust
  "County Bridge - Brigg - North Lincolnshire - England | British Listed Buildings". britishlistedbuildings.co.uk. Retrieved 6 October 2015.
  Robinson D and Sturman C.(2001), William Brown and the Louth Panorama, Louth. ISBN 9780953953301
caption: County Bridge over the river Ancholme at Brigg, Lincolnshire
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