Victoria Bridge

Victoria Bridge spans across its location with traditional engineering elements that demonstrate the construction methods of late nineteenth-century British architecture.

The bridge began its service on June 20, 1887, during a period of substantial industrial development and urban expansion in the Thornaby region.

The structure represents British engineering achievements of the Victorian era, joining numerous other protected buildings that shape the national architectural heritage.

The Grade II listing status requires specific permissions and guidelines for any modifications, ensuring the preservation of original features during maintenance work.

The bridge combines both transportation functionality and historical protection status, creating a dual-purpose structure within the English heritage system.

Location: Thornaby

Official opening: June 20, 1887

Shares border with: Teesdale Business Park

GPS coordinates: 54.55830,-1.30694

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46