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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 681111
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/681111
NO04SW 46 02 42
See also NO04SW 37.
For present bridge (NO 0267 4252 to 0268 4236), see NO04SW 34.
A bridge is said to have been built over the River Tay at Dunkeld in 1469. No trace of it remains. The foundations of a second bridge was laid in 1513 by Bishop Brown, 'near to his own palace', and it was continued and competed by Bishop Gavin Douglas. Part of the arch that sprung from the N bank is still entire, and when the river is low the piles on which the second and third arches were supported, were visible in the early 19th Century. It is not known when this bridge was destroyed.
OSA 1791; NSA 1842; R Pococke 1887.
