Lloyd Bridge
Heritage Category: Listed Building Grade II
The bridge carries Oughtrington Lane over Bridgewater Canal. It was built around 1770 by James Brindley of sandstone and red brick. Lloyd Bridge is named after a family who served the Bridgewater Canal Company for more than 200 years, but it is also known as Dog Bridge after the inn that used to stand close by.
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Image details
| Location | Bridgewater Canal, Oughtrington Lane |
|---|---|
| Photographer | Roger Hannam |
| Donor | Roger Hannam |
| Era | Circa 1770 |
| Medium | Coloured photograph |
| Image Reference | LL1139330 |
| Copyright Owner | Roger Hannam |
