This historic stone arch bridge crosses little Peno Creek just south of Frankford.
It was built in 1900 by the railroad, and was likely rehabilitated after the Pike County made it a road after 1944. It was abandoned in 1944, and has served as Pike County 49 since.
This bridge is in a fair to poor condition for its age. It appears that the encasement actually damaged the structure, with the water now undercutting the poured concrete floor.
The author has ranked this bridge as being moderately significant, due to the historic nature of the bridge. The photo above is an overview. The author hopes to return to this location in the near future.