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Triple-arch road bridge over the King's River, erected 1866. Rock-faced limestone construction with cut stone string course to snecked rubble parapet walls and cut limestone voussoirs and plinth to segmental arches. Slightly projecting abutments. Carved U-cutwaters to upstream and downstream elevations with pointed capping stones. Plaque to east parapet wall with date of 1866.
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