This old stone arch bridge crosses an unnamed creek near the town of Shellsburg.
Built in 1891, the bridge likely replaced an older wooden trestle. The arch was built using a standard horseshoe shape, as compared to other elliptical shapes.
The structure was likely built by an early stonemason.
Overall, the bridge remains in good condition with minimal scour.
The author has ranked the bridge moderately significant, due to the older design.
The photo above is an overview.