The Skeldergate Bridge

Skeldergate Bridge is a historic, three-span stone arch bridge that crosses the River Ouse in York, England. Opened in 1881, it connects the city centre with the district of Bishopthorpe. The bridge efficiently accommodates both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, featuring a main arch that provides a crossing for ships and boats. Its construction showcases Victorian engineering with durable stonework and elegant design, making it not only functional but also a notable landmark in York. The bridge plays a vital role in local transportation while preserving a piece of the city’s historic character.