Historic Bridge Built by Convicts
Neighborhood: Outside the City
Nearest Train: Twenty minute drive from central Hobart.
Phone: +61 3 6260 2132
Fax: +61 3 6260 2643
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One of the most prominent and most beautiful features of the historic town of Richmond is the lovely photogenic stone bridge which spans the Coal River. Considered the oldest surviving bridge in Australia, it was constructed in 1823 using convict labour. Lean over the stone balustrade and listen to the water gurgle beneath the six arches or perhaps catch a glimpse of the ghostly overseer who reportedly walks the bridge on dark evenings. Legend has it that he met his murky end at the hands of the ill-treated convict laborers.
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