• Menai Bridge photographs features unique and versatile stock photos of the World Heritage Site including links to Liberty Photo Art's internal galleries featuring the Grade I Listed structure.

• Menai Bridge photographs is highlighted by images of the bridge's colossal stone arches.

• Please take a look at Liberty Photo Art's photograph gallery below.

• If you would like to see more Menai Bridge photographs at full-size and resolution and or/are interested in purchasing a photograph/s please visit Liberty Photo Art's photography portfolio on Adobe Stock by clicking on the link provided: Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

If you would like to see more Menai Bridge photographs please take a look at Liberty Photo Art's photography portfolios on Adobe Stock & Dreamstime by clicking on the links provided :

• Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

• Liberty Photo Art Dreamstime Portfolio

Interested in Menai Bridge photographs why not press one of the internal links below featuring the Menai Suspension Bridge:

• Menai Suspension Bridge
• Menai Suspension Bridge
• Night Photography Menai Bridge
• Menai Strait

A brief history of the Grade I Listed building and World Heritage Site to go alongside Liberty Photo Art's Menai Bridge photographs

• The historic Menai Suspension Bridge was designed by civil engineer Thomas Telford and completed on January 30th, 1826.

• At the time of it's completion Menai Bridge was the largest suspension bridge in the world and was a groundbreaking piece of engineering.

• The bridge spans the dangerous tidal waters of the Menai Straits linking the Isle of Anglesey with the mainland.

• The suspension bridge is largely made of wrought iron stone, with 16 colossal chains holding up 579-feet of deck, this was crucially important at the time of the bridge's completion because it allowed 100-foot of clear space beneath, allowing tall sailing ships to navigate the seaway to pass safely underneath, whilst spanning the Menai Strait at it's narrowest point.

• The bridge also ensured the travel time from London to Holyhead was dramatically reduced.