Schoof's Bridge (Seven Signs Bridge)

The seven signs are particularly easy to see from the north.

This bridge is known by two names:
Seven-character bridge or Schoofs bridge.The "Seven Signs" in this context are the seven steel sculptures by Veronika Pögel, "Seven Signs on the Ruhr", on the north bank of the Ruhr at this point.And why "Schoof's Bridge"?
The previous bridge stood near Guts- and Gasthof Schoof until both were torn away when the Möhne dam wall was blown up on the night of May 17, 1943.
Until the bridge was rebuilt in 1955, people had to rely on a ferry, and the longtime and last ferryman on this ferry was Alfred Schoof.
Source: geschichtswerkstatt-holzwickede.de/aktuelles/unsere-fragenihre-mitarbeit/einzelbeitrag/?tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=437&cHash=b58bab34fdc863a70b8ed61f736653b4

This bridge over the Ruhr between Holzwickede and Iserlohn is adorned with the seven symbols by Veronika Pögel. Devoted to water, earth, air, day and night and everything in between