Railway bridge south of South Wingfield Stationmaster's House

The railway bridge, built around 1840 for the North Midland Railway Company, is located south of the South Wingfield Stationmaster's House. It is constructed from regularly coursed, rock-faced gritstone with rusticated ashlar arch facings. The bridge features a single segmental arch made of rusticated voussoirs, topped by a boldly projecting roll moulding. Above the arch, there is a shallow ashlar parapet, which now has 20th-century metal railings. The brick arch lining rises from a moulded ashlar plinth band that is returned onto the arch facings, creating a separation between the ashlar arch and the rock-faced masonry below. The structure includes rock-faced abutments and square metal tie plates on the arch spandrels.