One of several such arches in the area, this small stone arch crosses Parkside Drive.
Originally built in 1903, the bridge is built of two types of stone. Normally, this can indicate a widening project. However, it appears here it was to use a more durable stone on the exterior. No indications of an earlier date were found in railroad records.
The bridge originally likely crossed a small creek or cattle pass. Since then, it has been reused as an underpass.
Overall, the bridge appears to be in good condition. Like most stone arches, this structure has little sign of deterioration.
The author has ranked this bridge as locally significant, due to the number of similar arches in the area.
The photo above is an overview. The bridge can be accessed from the road it crosses.