What is recorded here
Single-span limestone road-over-river bridge, built c. 1830. Coursed limestone spandrels, parapet, dressed limestone voussoirs, flat coping stones to parapets, cut limestone piers. Bitumen double carriageway. Spans River Glyde. Located beside ruined mill to west.
This is a fine example of a single-span stone bridge, unpretentious in its design but pleasing in its effect. Located beside the ruins of a mill, it was possibly associated with this industry in the area.
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