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Postcard with a black and white photo of Quebec Bridge Tain.

Photograph of Quebec Bridge, Tain

1950

A postcard view of a lattice bridge across a ravine at “Black Rock, Novar”.

Bridge, Edderton-Altnamain Road

1926

A photograph of Old Bonar Bridge with a masted ship at a wharf at the right foreground. the first road link between Ross-shire and Sutherland. Built to the plan of Thomas Telford 1811-12. Destroyed by flood 1892.

Construction of Dornoch Firth Road Bridge

1990

$A curved road bride consisting of 3 sections one of which is constructed of steel and the other 2 of stone. There are 3 heavy concrete supports in the river linked together by 3 stone arches. It has pillars at each corner and metal railings along each side. Several people are on the bridge, two are on horseback. A family is sitting at the water\'s edge and on the river, there are two men in a small fishing boat. In the background, a sailing ship can be seen also a panoramic view of the hills of Migdale. The picture has an oak frame with a narrow gilt edge on the inside.Handwritten and printed on the front - Bonar Bridge, Drawn and engraved by Willm Daniell, June 1, 1821 published by W. Daniell, Cleveland, Fitzroy Square, London$

Early drawing of Bonar Bridge.

1821

Photograph of proposed bridge over Dornoch Firth, 1830

1830

Sepia view of Invershin railway bridge and Carbisdale Castle.

Photograph of Carbisdale Castle

1920

A coloured photograph of stone arched Estate bridge over the Balnagown River. This is a recent photograph and the parapet over the centre of the arch now appears to be a metal railing. The trees and scrub on both banks are thickly covered with snow.

King James Bridge at Balnagown River in the snow

1970

Black and white photograph of single track unsurfaced estate road on the bridge over Balnagown river. The parapets on the approach to the bridge are stone-built but would appear to be of timber construction, crossing the arch of the bridge. Both banks of the river are densely covered with mature trees and scrub.

King James Bridge at Balnagown River

1800

Alexandra Bridge

1903

Black and white photograph of various councillors at Forth Railway Bridge. (Names on the photograph)

Local Councillors at Forth Rail Bridge

1960

Black and white photograph of a wooden bridge on stone piers over the Balnagown River, in a thickly wooded area. Written on front -

Balnagown Laundry Bridge

1940

Two colour tinted postcard views of Bonar Bridge which spans the Kyle of Sutherland. They both are looking south. but from a slightly different vantage point. The bridge consists of three arched iron lattice girder spans, resting on two arched piers with ornamental crenellated towers, the abutments have been similarly constructed at each end of the bridge. This bridge has now been superseded by a new bridge.

Bonar\'s Second Bridge

1800

A sepia snap of a rather crowded salmon ‘coble’ stationed on a bank with the old Bonar Bridge in the background. One man is pulling in a net.

Gallery | Bridges

Photograph of Quebec Bridge, Tain

1950

Black Rock, Novar

1933

Second Bridge at Bonar Bridge

1936

Bridge, Edderton-Altnamain Road

1926

Old Bonar Bridge

1879

Construction of Dornoch Firth Road Bridge

1990

Early drawing of Bonar Bridge.

1821

Photograph of proposed bridge over Dornoch Firth, 1830

1830

Photograph of Carbisdale Castle

1920

King James Bridge at Balnagown River in the snow

1970

King James Bridge at Balnagown River

1800

Alexandra Bridge

1903

Local Councillors at Forth Rail Bridge

1960

Balnagown Laundry Bridge

1940

Bonar\'s Second Bridge

1800

Fishing, Bonar

1800

Aldie Bridge

1925