Tidnish Bridge - Linen pattern - approx. 14.5" x 21.5

Linen pattern with 3-4 inch serged borders.

Historically (as per the Heritage Guide Canada) "the Tidnish Bridge is located off Route 366, Tidnish Bridge, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia. This cut stone bridge can be found by following the four kilometre abandoned railway bed trail that runs between the Tidnish Bridge Visitor Centre and Tidnish Dock Provincial Park. The bridge and immediate property are included in the provincial designation as the remaining physical evidence of the Chignecto Marine Transport Railway and in conjunction with the related sites of the Fort Lawrence Terminus and the Tidnish Dock Site. The site is also recognized by the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering for its contribution to the history of the engineering discipline in Canada (Heritage Guide Canada excerpt)