• 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.

• 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:

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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.