What is recorded here
This white commemorative plaque records: Grade II Girder Bridge c1866 The Girder Bridge Extension was constructed as part of the expansion of Liverpool Road Railway Goods Station Recorded plaque organisation: A Building of Historic Significance.
The Girder Bridge, constructed around 1866, is a Grade II listed structure that served as an extension to the Liverpool Road Railway Goods Station, reflecting the significant industrial and transportation development in Manchester during the Victorian era.
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