The fascinating history of four London Bridges with a particular reference to the Rennie Bridge that is now in Lake Havasu City, USA.

Son of the City Engineer Leonard Groome, who ran the new London Bridge project, Richard Groome is also a Liveryman in the City of London and an engineer himself. He has constructed, inter alia, hospitals, schools, food factories and defence facilities, and currently specializes in Energy from Waste.

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