Bridge Inn [Trust]

An old pub rebuilt in 1900 in connection with the rebuilding of the adjacent River Tweed bridge. The exterior has prominent timbered gables. The large main room retains an old bar-counter possibly from inter-war times with two old water taps (one still used) but a modern bar-top. The bar-gantry with small drawers is also possibly inter-war; the pedimented top section (above the mirrors) is an addition of c.2000. The intact Gents’ toilets have Twyfords Adamant urinals, sink and taps; also glazed brick walls to two-thirds height and quarry-tiled floor.