Listed Building record MDR8275 - Packhorse Bridge, 120 m south-east of Braemar House, Harthill and Youlgreave

Narrow stone packhorse bridge, over the River Bradford, on the Youlgreave-Alport bridle way, between Youlgreave and Harthill parishes. The bridge has spans of 1 feet and 3 feet, 9 inches between the parapets. (4,5). The bridge is of historic and local interest. (1,3). Photographic record. (5-7). Grade II listed Packhorse Bridge, now a footbridge over River Bradford 120 metres south-east of Braemar House. It is 18th century in date and was constructed of limestone rubble with gritstone copings. It is a narrow bridge, canted to centre, with a single segmental arch of rubble voussoirs and low parapets, topped by semi-circular sectioned copings. (8).