Britannia Bridge Photography - Grade II Listed Building - Steel Arches

  • Below you'll find Britannia Bridge Photography featuring autumn and spring views of the Grade II Listed structure spanning the Menai Strait.

 

  • Highlighted by photos of the Grade II Listed structure spanning the dangerous tidal water of the Menai Strait and the bridge's colossal steel curves/arches.

 

  • Please take a look at my photograph gallery below.

Britannia Bridge Photography

Britannia Bridge photography is now available to view and up for sale on my Adobe Stock image portfolio

  • If you would like to see my Britannia Bridge photography at hi-resolution and or/are interested in purchasing a photograph/s please visit my photography portfolios on Adobe Stock & Dreamstime by clicking on the links provided:

 

 

Britannia Bridge Photography

Britannia Bridge photography is now available to view and up for sale on my Dreamstime image portfolio

Britannia Bridge photography is now available to view on my Adobe Stock & Dreamstime image portfolios:

 

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A brief history of the Grade II Listed building to go alongside my Britannia Bridge photography

 

 

 

  • Britannia Bridge was originally known as a  tubular bridge after it's completion on March 5th 1850, but after a major fire devastated the bridge in May 1970, a major reconstruction of the bridge was carried out, it is now known as a two-tier truss bridge.

 

  • The bridge was built just decades after the Menai Suspension Bridge because of the demand for a rail link between Chester and Holyhead which faciliated a sea link over to Dublin.

 

  • The design of the bridge was entrusted to Robert Stephenson.

 

  • The bridge received Grade II Listed status in March 1966.
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