Company Tin Creek, Historic bridge in Tamsui, Taiwan
Company Tin Creek is a historic bridge crossing a waterway in Tamsui district. It combines traditional elements from the colonial era with local construction methods dating back to the 19th century.
The bridge was built during the Qing dynasty and served as an important trading connection. It linked Tamsui port with inland settlements during the colonial period.
The bridge shows how European engineering ideas mixed with local Taiwanese building methods. You can see this blend in how the structure uses its materials and design.
The site connects to the Tamsui Historical Museum through marked walking paths with good access. Informational panels along the way explain the bridge's structure and its historical importance.
The stone foundations contain markings left by the original builders documenting their construction methods. These marks from the late Qing era offer a rare glimpse into the craftsmanship of that time.
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