Although a stone bridge was planned, difficulties in raising investment meant that a cheaper wooden bridge was built instead, designed by Henry Holland, and opened to pedestrians in November 1771 and to vehicle traffic in 1772.
Designed by Henry Holland, it was opened first to pedestrians in November 1771 and to vehicle traffic in 1772. Although a stone bridge was planned, difficulties in raising investment meant that a cheaper wooden bridge was built instead.
Although a stone bridge was planned, difficulties in raising investment meant that a cheaper wooden bridge was built instead. Designed by Henry Holland, it was opened first to pedestrians in November 1771 and to vehicle traffic in 1772.
Although a stone bridge was planned, difficulties in raising investment meant that a cheaper wooden bridge was built instead. Designed by Henry Holland, it was opened first to pedestrians in November 1771 and to vehicle traffic in 1772.