What is recorded here
Five-arch road bridge over River Anner, built c. 1800. Rubble limestone walls, having elliptical centre arch flanked by pointed segmental arches, all arches having roughly-dressed voussoirs, and having V-cutwaters to north elevation, render copings to parapets.
Known locally as the "Five-Eye Bridge", it inspired C. J. Kickham to write "Saint John's Eve." The variation in arch types is pleasing and the rubble stone walls provide textural interest.
This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.
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