Jubilee Bridge

Jubilee Bridge is a bridge built around 1887 in Barrow in Furness. It is constructed of rock-faced red sandstone with ashlar dressings and features a brick-lined soffit. The bridge has a single span that carries the road over the course of Dane Gill Beck. On either side of the segmental arch, which has two chamfered orders and a hoodmould, are abutment piers. The spandrels below the ashlar offsets and parapet are made of snecked walling and are pierced by trefoils, with a blind central trefoil that includes an insignia. The abutment piers end in a parapet that has rectangular dies topped with pyramidal caps. The wing walls curve out and down, stopping at small stumps. Abbey Road was widened and realigned at this location before 1895, and the bridge likely commemorates Queen Victoria's golden jubilee of 1887.