Monument record 1331/3 - Havannah Bridge, Eaton

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 1329691 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Road bridge. Early/Mid C19. Ashlar. Single span segmental arch. Voussoirs to arch with raised band above. Parapet flush with body of bridge and having chamfered coping. The bridge originally led to a cigar manufactory.

<2> Pegasus Group Ltd, 2018, Land off Macclesfield Road, Congleton: Heritage Desk-Based Assessment, R4285 (Client Report). SCH8659.

Havannah Bridge, along with Havannah weir, were both constructed in the early-mid nineteenth century and were associated with the now-demolished Havannah Mill complex, comprising Havannah Mill, Windsor Mill and three rows of associated workers' cottages. The mill complex was located on the east side of the River Dane and the bridge provided access to Macclesfield road. The tithe apportionment for the site records the owner as Gibbs Crawford Antrobus of Eaton Hall.