What is recorded here

Double-arch road bridge spanning Roaringwater River, built c.1800. Coursed rubble stone construction with segmental arches, ashlar voussoirs, string courses, V-cut waters, parapet, upright coping and square-profile piers.

This structure is an excellent example of the high level of craftsmanship executed in the construction of rural bridges at the beginning of the nineteenth century. It stands as testament to the early efforts to improve road links in this area. The bridge makes an aesthetically pleasing contribution to the local landscape.

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