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Four-arch humped masonry road bridge over the Annalee River, built c.1750. Narrow tarmacadam deck flanked by parapets with Scotch copings. Spandrels and parapets of random-rubble stone. Round arches having roughly formed voussoirs, central arches larger than outer spans. Random rubble-stone arch soffits. V-cutwaters of random-rubble stone rise up to parapet level forming small pedestrian refuges on bridge deck, paired on each side. Shallow rubble-stone abutments on footings forming plinths around cutwaters. Wing walls matching walling and coping of parapets and spandrels.
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