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Sandhill bridge, Littleport c.1890Sandhill Bridge, Victoria Street, Littleport
History of Sandhill Bridge
Sir Miles Sandys was lord of the manor 1622 – 1644.He began construction of a river channel from Littleport to Ely in 1630 but it was abandoned because of the cost. A new river was finally cut in 1829. The old wooden bridge was probably erected at that time.
Sandhill Bridge, Littleport OS 1901
Water Sports, Littleport, 1910
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