The bridge was built in 1908 under the supervision of John Edward Beverly. The limestone rocks with which it was built were quarried in the hills to the southwest and transported to the site. The arches are semicircles with the south arch being 20 feet in diameter and the north arch 24 feet in diameter. The length of the arches are 20 feet.
The original bridge did not have a concrete deck. It had stone banisters on both sides and were removed when it became necessary to widen the bridge. In 1946, the state made this a state highway and surfaced it with asphalt.
The Double Arch Bridge is located nine miles north of Sylvan Grove on Hwy 181 at the South Fork, Spillman Creek.
