Sutton Bridge

Sutton Bridge is a road bridge located in Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe. It was originally built in the early 19th century and was rebuilt between 1896 and 1898. The bridge is constructed from punch-dressed coursed squared stone and features a single round arch with a hoodmould. This arch is flanked by battered pilaster buttresses and wing walls that end in circular piers. There is a narrow band below the parapet, which has round-topped coping that is hipped above the buttresses and hemispherical above the end-piers. On the south-east buttress, there is a stone carved in relief that reads "SUTTON BRIDGE/1897/ WS + EE." The bridge was first put upon the county in 1831 when the wing walls were built, and the total cost for the rebuilding was £409-2-1.