Wynch Bridge is a chain suspension bridge across the river Tees. The first bridge was built in 1741, which may make it the first chain bridge in England. It was built by public subscription to allow lead miners from Holwick to reach the Middleton mines.
Middleton-in-Teesdale,
Teesdale,
County Durham,
England
Attraction Type:
Historic Property Heritage Rating:? Location: Access as for Low Force waterfall, from a footpath opposite Bowlees Nature Reserve visitor centre lane. There is limited parking in laybys on the B6277 road.
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