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Caledon’s famous 180-year-old Dredge bridge closed due to damage
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Caledon’s famous 180-year-old Dredge bridge closed due to damage
An historic 182-year-old footbridge crossing the River Blackwater in Caledon has been closed to the public as a result of damage. The bridge – famed for it’s striking white-painted wrought iron suspension style – is frequently traversed by residents of Caledon and visitors to the stunning Co Tyrone village. According to the Caledon Regeneration Partnership, the bridge was designed back in 1844 by James Dredge. Its purpose was to help mill worker…
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