Located between Congerville and Goodfield, this small stone arch bridge crosses over Grimm Road.
Built in approximately 1890, the bridge consists of a single stone arch span. This span appears to follow a standard design.
Arches like these were commonly built to cross creeks. It is possible, but unlikely, that this was originally constructed to cross a creek. It is likely that it was originally built to cross a road.
Today, the bridge remains in service. Minor upgrades have occured to the bridge since construction, but it appears to still be in good condition.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.