Red and White Bridge
9/11/2021
Built in the 1930s, the Gaol Ferry Bridge spans the River Avon to replace the ferry service. It’s a ...
Gaol Ferry Bridge
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Cumberland Road
Bristol, England BS1 6UQ
The Gaol Ferry Bridge, built in the 1930s, spans the River Avon and serves as a replacement for the old ferry service. This ornate iron bridge is a notable sight, particularly for those passing by the area. Its design and structure make it a recognized landmark in Bristol.
The bridge derives its name from its proximity to the former Bristol Gaol, which has since been demolished. It stands as a reminder of the historical significance of the location and offers a connection between the past and the present. Visitors can appreciate the bridge's architectural features while reflecting on the area's history.
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Not to be confused with the ‘indie’ album from Sarah and the Sugargliders Gaol Ferry Bridge is an or...
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2/27/2020
It is called Gaol Ferry Bridge because it is near where the old Bristol Gaol/Prison, now demolished,...
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