Kirkby Lonsdale bridge 'one of the finest in northern England'

10:57am Friday 9th November 2012 in News Photograph of the Author By Emma Lidiard

Civic Society chairman Ken Humphris with Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Cumbria, Henry Bowring, society members, local residents and representatives of funding bodies Civic Society chairman Ken Humphris with Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Cumbria, Henry Bowring, society members, local residents and representatives of funding bodies

THE heritage of one of South Lakeland’s most iconic monuments has been encapsulated in two new information panels.

Interpretation boards have been added to either side of Devil’s Bridge, Kirkby Lonsdale, after a research and fundraising drive by the town’s civic society.

One board explains the Grade-1 listed bridge’s location and history, while the other describes its structure.

Both panels include illustrations to enhance visitors’ understanding of the landmark, described by English Heritage as one of the finest medieval bridges in northern England.

The unveiling was carried out by the Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Cumbria, Henry Bowring, on Friday.

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