Located near the Lake Superior Zoo, this large stone arch bridge crosses Kingbury Creek.
Built in 1911 during the construction of this route, the bridge features a single stone arch span. Heavily built, the bridge is made out of stone quarried nearby.
Oftentimes, bridges built at this time would have been constructed of concrete. However, the choice of the railroad to use stone in this situation appears to have paid off, as the bridge is in nearly perfect condition.
The jagged rocks on the creek make photographing the bridge difficult. The downstream side is completely inaccessible due to fences.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.