What is recorded here
This bronze commemorative plaque records: Siddall's Bridge This bridge was built in 1765 when Washway Road was widened to form part of the Turnpike from Manchester to Altrincham The bridge takes its name from the Siddall family of nearby Woodhey. Re-opened following major refurbishment by Councilor A.K. Davies Chairman of the Technical Services Committee 6th January 1995 Recorded plaque organisation: Trafford Borough Council.
Siddall's Bridge, constructed in 1765, facilitated the expansion of Washway Road as part of the Turnpike connecting Manchester to Altrincham, and is named after the influential Siddall family from nearby Woodhey.
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