West Bridge (That part in the former Worksop M.B)

West Bridge is a river bridge built in the late 18th century, possibly designed by Stephen Wright. It is constructed from ashlar stone and features vermiculated piers, impost and lintel bands, and soffits. The bridge has three unequal segmental arches with projecting soffits and four piers that include single round-headed niches. The abutment walls are coped and have round terminal piers topped with concave domed caps. Above the bridge, there is a coped balustrade with four intermediate piers that also have vermiculated panels. Below the bridge, there is a cascade. The east facade of the bridge is located in the parish of Elkesley. It is also scheduled as an ancient monument.