US EditionListed status imminent for 170-year-old former railway bridge in Portadown
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Listed status imminent for 170-year-old former railway bridge in Portadown
ABC councillors have endorsed Department for Communities (DfC) plans to list Clontylew Bridge, a former railway bridge on the Clontylew Road, Portadown. The 19th-century architectural landmark is a single-arch masonry road bridge over the former Dungannon-to-Portadown railway line. It was designed and built between 1855 and 1858 by railway engineer, William Dargan. Its architectural style, proportion and embellishment are typical of the mid-1800…
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