Absolutely. While I can't display or reproduce copyrighted archival images directly here, I can point you to excellent, high-resolution historic photographs that are freely available.
The Library of Congress has several Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) photographs of the Ironwood Bluff Bridge taken in September 1978, including:
Oblique view of the bridge from the east end
View from the south approach
Underside view from the northeast shore
These photographs document the bridge before many of the changes and deterioration seen today.
The Itawamba Connections local history website also has a page about Ironwood Bluff that brings together several of these historic images along with the story of the bridge and the community:
Ironwood Bluff Bridge history and photographs
Regarding the Stegall mansion (the antebellum home at Ironwood Bluff), no verified photograph has been found in public archives that I'm aware of. Most historians know of the home through letters, family records, and local histories rather than surviving photographs.
