Detail of 1931 railing installed by Allegheny County; View south 2004 (left to right): Steuben St under NS railroad, Dumas St, West End Bypass, WLE RR, Steuben St

The bridge carries 3 lanes of traffic over a stream at the City of Pittsburgh's West End Circle, north of the proposed West End Historic District. The bridge was designed at built by Allegheny County in the early 1930s as part of road realignments associated with the construction of the NR-listed West End Bridge (BMS 02006000040100).

The 1931, reinforced concrete, closed spandrel deck arch bridge has steel railings The concrete wingwalls are integral with the retaining walls supporting the roadway. The road surface rest on approximately 15'-18' of fill enclosed by the spandrel walls. The bridge is an example of a common type with no distinctive or innovative details. Reinforced concrete arch bridges have been used with great frequency since the early 20th century. Neither the bridge nor its setting and context are historically or technologically noteworthy. The bridge was constructed as part of road improvements associated with the construction of the NR-listed West End Bridge (BMS # 02001902810115), but that association does not make the bridge historical. The bridge is neither historically or technologically significant.