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Five-arch humped-back stone road bridge, built c.1750, over Annalee River. Coursed random-rubble stone parapets capped with Scotch coping on north parapet and with squared coping on south parapet. Spandrels also of coursed random rubble stone. Graduated round arches with roughly squared voussoirs, ashlar voussoirs to three outer arches to south face. Random rubble stone soffits. V-cutwaters with cut-stone arrises and V-cappings. Recent concrete footings carried around cutwaters and abutments.
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