Bridges in Tower Grove Park carry a number of the walks and
drives in the Park over the three shallow watercourses that
traverse it. Those over the east and west rivulets are of
coursed rubble construction, with straight or gabled parapets.
The center stream between the second and third circles is
highlighted by its cast iron and wooden bridges, all erected
initially between 1868 and 1872. There are three wooden designs,
all straight rectangular patterns, and one cast-iron design,
which is repeated on either side of the Main Drive. It has a
gently arched bed, railing posts topped by spherical finials,
and a railing composed of the St. Andrews Cross pattern seen
elsewhere in the Park. A comfort station was built near the
Children's Playground Pavilion in 1913, using material salvaged
from the demolished East Gate Lodge. It has a stone foundation,
stuccoed walls, exposed rafters, and a green-glazed tile roof.
The West End Comfort Station erected in 1967 has detailing
similar to the addition built the previous y