The bridge was damaged by floods in 1876, 1914 and most seriously in October 1920, when floodwaters rose above the level of the bridge deck. Public funds were sought and the bridge reopened in September 1922.
A critical bridge experienced severe damage due to flooding in 1876, 1914, and most profoundly in October 1920, when the water level exceeded the bridge's design limits. Following a public appeal for funding, the bridge was restored and reopened in September 1922.