What is recorded here

Humpbacked triple-arched road bridge, built c. 1860, with V-cutwaters to north. Rubble stone walls with rounded parapets, and round arches with roughly-dressed stone voussoirs.

The cut stone voussoirs and V-cutwaters show evidence of the craftsmanship typical of this era, while the curving parapet wall with its rounded coping provide interest to the surrounding landscape over two counties. The combination of dressed voussoirs and rubble limestone walls provides rich textural interest.

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