Photo Description
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
Cat No. | 1045.001 |
Year | 1821 |
Albums | Bridges |
Date added | August 13th, 2021 |
Added by | Tain & District Museum |