This small stone arch crosses an unnamed creek near 13th Avenue Drive.
Confirmed to have been built in 1888, along with the West Buckeye Creek Arch, the bridge follows a standard design.
Since being constructed, it appears the bridge has been encased in concrete. It is likely this task was completed in the 1930s.
Overall, the bridge remains in good condition, despite being encased.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design and smaller size.
The photo above is an overview. A special thank you to the Chicago & North Western Historical Society Archives for confirming this build date!