What is recorded here

Four-arch road bridge spanning River Laney, built c.1810. Rubble stone walls with roughly dressed voussoirs to segmental-headed arches. Roughly dressed rubble stone parapet having solider capping. V-cutwaters to up (north-east) and downstream (south-west) elevations of coursed stone piers. Weir to downstream elevation.

A well-proportioned bridge which retains the original profile of its arches and cutwaters. Located adjacent to Bealick Mill, together bridge and mill form a picturesque group. Carrying substantially more and heavier traffic than its original designers could have imagined, it stands as a testament to the skill of those involved in its construction.

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