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Four-arch limestone road bridge over Annalee River, built c.1750, with pronounced humped deck, pedestrian refuges and smaller side arch. Elliptical-headed main arches and round-headed smaller arch, all with roughly dressed voussoirs. Random-rubble spandrels, cutwaters and parapet. Three V-cutwaters on downstream elevation carried up to parapet to form pedestrian refuges on the bridge deck.
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