- Richmond Bridge is a lasting symbol of Tasmania’s convict heritage.
- The Richmond Bridge is a heritage-listed arch bridge being located on the B31 ("Convict Trail") in Richmond, 25 kilometres (15.5 mi) north of Hobart in Tasmania...
- The oldest road bridge in Australia, it was built by convicts in 1823 and still funnels traffic across the Coal River.
- Richmond Bridge is a semi-circular arch bridge, masonry bridge and road bridge that was built from 1823 until 1825.
- The most well known and photographed landmark in Richmond is the oldest bridge in Australia that’s still in use.
- TASMANIA’S Richmond Bridge is a tribute to simple form and a lasting symbol of Australia’s European origins.
- Richmond Bridge, while a small piece of Tasmania's history, is a necessary stop when visiting the island.
- The Richmond Arms, 42a Bridge St., +61 3 6260 2109. Great for a lunch or dinner with a good menu of choices including the traditional roast, and some homespun...
- Tasmania’s Richmond Bridge is the oldest bridge in Australia. Today Grover shares the bridge’s ghost roster with a headless man (Grover himself, some say), a...
- Cross the Richmond Bridge, the oldest convict built road bridge in Australia, and visit Richmond Gaol, operational since 1826.