Sinnington Flood Bridge originally dates from 1769 with a rebuild in 1794.
It was originally used to cross a flood channel for the River Seven, which has long since silted up.
It was restored to its current state in 1966
Sinnington Flood Bridge
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Hays, in “a history of Rosedale” States that this is a humpbacked packhorse bridge of 17th century date standing over a ditch, possibly a mill leat, though no remains of the mill that was ruinous in the 14th century exist.