Buffalo River Bridge from West Bank approach (circa 1910) with dressed stone piers flanking the approach and heavy stone bollards to protect the leading edges of the lattice girders from wagon wheels. Image courtesy Joanne Stolk Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Unidentified

Buffalo River Bridge from West Bank approach with additional walkways added. Circa 1910. Image courtesy Joanne Stolk Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Unidentified

Buffalo River Bridge and underpass from East Bank shortly after completion (circa 1890) with wagon and span of oxen. Image courtesy Amathole Museum Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Unidentified

Buffalo River Bridge from the East Bank approach during the flood of 1905. Note substantial flood debris caught on central pier and west abutment. The hanging plank suspended from the pedestrian walkway balustrade suggests that the raised water level was used for some type of water sport by local children. Image courtesy Amathole Museum Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Unidentified