 Wooden pillars from the original bridge still are seen peeping out of the Holland River.It is an assumption that the bridge was constructed on the north side of the railway because of a shorter distance between land or better shorelines.The Road in fact probably went very close to the Bradford Train station as there was a closed road that intersected at the present day Bridge, Dissette and Holland street intersection (It was recently removed due to construction of the new GO Train parking lot).