Bridge in the 'wild garden' at Shrubland Hall

The bridge in the 'wild garden' at Shrubland Hall was built between 1855 and 1858. It is constructed from coursed and squared limestone rubble. The bridge spans a chasm located to the west of the Loggia and Panel Garden.

The substantial structure features a semicircular single span. Large blocks of stone with chisel-draughted margins alternate with prominent voussoirs that project beyond the archway, while the stones of the soffit have a punched finish. The bridge is equipped with a low parapet topped by six large plain piers made of roughly finished artificial stone, through which a wooden handrail is threaded. The piers at either end have flat square caps.