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Canal lock, built c. 1790 as part of Grand Canal at Huband Bridge. Cut limestone retaining walls, curved to south end, having copings tied with iron and lead pins. Two sets of double-leaf timber lock gates, having iron hinge fixings and cast-iron mechanisms. Located at south side of Huband Bridge, between Herbert Place and Percy Place, flanked by grassy banks with pair of painted masonry mooring posts, pedestrian path to west, canal bank tree-lined to Herbert Place, with cast-iron railings over painted granite plinth.
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