
What is recorded here
Double-arch limestone railway bridge, built c.1880, now disused. Rusticated stonework to voussoirs, walling and parapet and with string course above arches. Stonework to intrados laid in diagonal pattern.
The curved form of this bridge in plan and elevation and the fine craftsmanship displayed in its construction, contribute to its architectural qualities. The contrast of the rusticated stonework with the elegant curves of the elevated arches makes an interesting architectural and visual contribution to the surrounding landscape.
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