Description

Sir John Fowler, circa 1870. Fine lenticular-truss

wrought-iron bridge; wooden deck suspended from truss by

lattice girders. Coursed rubble abutments extended

upwards to form semi-circular approach piers with corbelled semi-circular caps.

Statement of Interest

Sir John Fowler bought Inverbroom Estate in 1867. For further

notes see Corrieshalloc Gorge suspension bridge, Gairloch

parish. Auchindrean bridge "unique in Scotland" (John Hume).

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17569802

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