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Double-arch stone slightly humped road bridge, built c.1750, curved in plan and spanning Annalee River. Cut-stone saddle copings to parapets. Parapet walls, spandrels, and wing walls of roughly coursed stone rubble with roughly cut voussoirs to elliptical arch rings. Rubble-stone soffits to barrels. Cut masonry blocks forming V-cutwaters with cap stone. Recent concrete casing to piers, cutwaters, and abutments.
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