What is recorded here

Single-arch limestone road bridge over an unnamed tributary, built c. 1810. Rubble stone walls with rubble cappings. Segmental-headed arch with dressed limestone voussoirs.

The simple form of this road bridge is much enhanced by the sweeping parapet walls. The size of the arches and the contrast between the roughly coursed limestone walls and dressed limestone voussoirs add further interest to the structure. Spanning a relatively narrow river, this bridge is a reminder of the craftsmanship employed in such endeavors in the early nineteenth century.

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