What is recorded here

Single-span road-over-river limestone bridge, built c. 1850. Coursed tooled ashlar walling rising to chamfered string course at deck level, terminating in plain pilasters on chamfered plinths. Segmental-headed arch, tooled ashlar voussoirs. Uncoursed squared rubble parapet, deep tooled roughly-squared copings. Twin bitmac carriageway. Spans north-south over Grange River, rubble stone walls on approaches from both sides, grass banks to river side.

This simple, but elegant, bridge displays very fine craftsmanship in its masonry construction. It enhances the town and, especially, the new park which it overlooks.

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