Historical information
This is a photograph of the bridge in the Bulla township which spans the Deep Creek, a tributary of the Maribyrnong River. It has been constructed from bluestone which is found across the volcanic western plains in Victoria. Kaolin was quarried from the cliff face in the background and was used in the making of bricks and pottery products manufactured at Northcote and Brunswick potteries.
Significance
This is one of the many notable bluestone bridges which were built in the district in the nineteenth century.
Physical description
A black and white photograph of a valley with a five arched bridge spanning a river. There are high cliffs in the background.
