The medieval Pack Horse bridge (widened in the 1830s) which still crosses the River Tees at Yarm and leads straight into the High Street. The tall chimney belongs to the Fellmongers and the octagonal roof belongs to the Methodist Church.
The medieval Pack Horse bridge (widened in the 1830s) which still crosses the River Tees at Yarm and leads straight into the High Street. The tall chimney belongs to the Fellmongers and the octagonal roof belongs to the Methodist Church.
The bridge can be seen from the river cruise that leaves Stockton and travels to Yarm via Preston Park. From the river the bridge is wonderful. There are actually two bridges?