This standard deck plate girder bridge crosses Garvin Brook near a more significant bridge, The Arches.
However, this structure is also worthy of some attention. Situated in a spot where deck girders likely would not normally be used, the bridge is supported by stone substructures and a notable massive center pier.
A normal bridge of this length may be a small through truss of types, but instead the railroad opted to build a two span deck girder here.
Historic photo of the previous bridge. Library of Congress photo
The bridge appears to retain an excellent historic integrity. It was part of a number of structures to be built through the area during this time.
The bridge has been ranked as locally significant, because it is a smalltime landmark to the area. In addition, the features of massive stone substructures add an interesting feature to an otherwise common bridge.
The photo above is an overview.