Editing River Don, Yorkshire (section)

====Newhall Road Bridge====
[[File:Attercliffe - Newhall Road Bridge.jpg|thumb|top|right|Newhall Road Bridge]] This bridge carries Newhall Road (B6083) over the River Don and connects Brightside Lane with Attercliffe Road. In the 17th&nbsp;century, Newhall Road Bridge was a packhouse bridge in a very rural setting. The road takes its name from "a handsome red-brick house known as Newhall, which stood where in later years Newhall School was built". The house was inhabited by the Fell family. The Fells were a family of wealthy iron masters, dating from the 17th&nbsp;century. They were known to have gained their wealth and position from the oldest iron works in Sheffield, named the Attercliffe Forge.