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Built from basalt rubble, this bridge is one of the most picturesque features of the gardens and has survived relatively unchanged since it was constructed over 3 centuries ago. The bridge was the only link between the gardens and the extensive landscaped park beyond. The Massereene Demesne originally extended along the shores of Lough Neagh as far as the Dunore River. The area was once enclosed with an extensive perimeter wall and featured a thatched hunting lodge known as Skeffington Lodge.

Pictured here J1486 : Deer Park Bridge