 Robert Williams, one of the Anglesey Central Railway's first drivers, noted that he had been instructed to drive the morning train, but that he slept late, and William Taylor replaced him at short notice.The bridge was later rebuilt in stone, and is known to this day as "Pont Damwain" (Accident Bridge).The LNWR obtained powers to build a branch from Holland Arms to Red Wharf Bay in 1899 and 1900.