Lee Dingle Bridge

The bridge was built to carry the plateway which brought coal from the Madeley Colliery to the Blists Hill furnaces.^[2] It replaced a timber trestle viaduct built when the London and North Western Railway's Coalport branch line was constructed.^[3] On the far side of the bridge from Blists Hill was an inclined plane known as Bagley's Wind, which still survives in part as a brick pathway.

The bridge forms part of the Blists Hill living museum. Most buildings there are reconstructions but blast furnaces, a mine, a brick and tile works and the Lee Dingle Bridge are original to the location.^[4]