Duchess Bridge
Dumfries and Galloway, GB
The Duchess Bridge is a cast iron footbridge over the River Esk in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. It was built for Charles Montagu-Scott, 4th Duke of Buccleuch by William Keir Junior of Millholm to replace a dilapidated wooden bridge in the grounds of his mansion Langholm Lodge, which has since be
en demolished. The bridge, which is probably the oldest surviving iron bridge in Scotland, is still in use as part of a public walkway through the grounds of the estate, and has been designated a Category A listed building.
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- Highmill Bridge monumenti · 1 km away
- Auchenrivock Tower castle · 5 km away
- Riddings Junction Viaduct monumenti · 11 km away
- Birrens Hill, enclosure and farmstead 750m W of Carruthers monumenti · 12 km away
- Liddel Strength castelli · 12 km away
- Corries Mill Bridge monumenti · 13 km away
- Coop House, Netherby beni_culturali · 14 km away
- Castle O'er Forest forest · 15 km away