Ringley Stocks and Ringley Bridge white plaque

This white commemorative plaque records: Ringley Stocks and Bridge (Ancient Monument) Ringley Bridge was built in 1677 at a cost of £500 to replace a wooden bridge washed away in 1673. Crossing was made by boat during this period. The bridge was declared an Ancient Monument in 1950. Ringley Stocks probably date from the early 17th century but no record of this construction exists Recorded plaque organisation: Kearsley Urban District Council.

Ringley Bridge, constructed in 1677 to replace a destroyed wooden bridge, is a significant example of 17th-century engineering and was declared an Ancient Monument in 1950. Ringley Stocks, dating from the early 17th century, represent a historical method of punishment and public shaming commonly used during that period.