Mill Lane's bridge has an old job hiding in its stonework. Historic England dates this stone road bridge to the eighteenth century and describes a single arch over a former mill stream, rounded supports and a parapet that sweeps outward at each end. Its listing does not establish access to the stream bank or adjoining land.
See the other listed bridge nearby: Acton Moat Bridge on the canal.
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