The Marsh Rainbow Arch Bridge

The City of Chippewa Falls was organized around two moving bodies of water, the Chippewa River and its tributary Duncan Creek. Bridges soon became necessary with rapid expansion of the transportation system in the late 19th and early 20th century. ...

Fulton H. Anthony Memorial Bridge

Named in honor of

Patrolman Anthony

who was killed near

nere March 10, 1973

while performing his duty

as a highway patrolman

and

in recognition of his life

of service as a conscientious

loyal and dedicated

law enforcement officer.

Erected in 1981

in the

50th Anniversary Year

of

the S.C. Highway Patrol.

Marker is on Poinsett ...

Goode's Bridge

Here Anthony Wayne took station in July, 1781, to prevent the British from moving southward. Here, April 3, 1865, Longstreet's, Hill's and Gordon's corps of Lee's army, retreating from Petersburg toward Danville, crossed the river.

Marker is on Hull Street Road ...

Irvine Park Drive Bridge

The Irvine Park Drive Bridge was an example of a Pratt bridge construction, which was a design used in Wisconsin from 1895-1910. The Milwaukee Bridge and Iron Company fabricated the bridge in 1907. The structure originally crossed Duncan Creek on ...

Site of Old Cheshire Bridge

The original Cheshire Bridge Road, crossing N. Fork Peachtree Cr. at this point, was the route taken by two divisions of Howard’s 4th A. C. moving to occupy a gap in the Federal line between Peachtree Rd. and Schofield's 23rd ...

Bear Mountain Bridge

Bear Mountain Bridge

The first highway bridge to span the Hudson River south of Albany

Begun March 24th 1923 – Opened Nov. 27th 1924

To all who

With thought labor and loyalty have

Contributed to the construction of

This bridge ...

The Old Lattice Bridge

Side 1:

The second covered bridge across the Chattahoochee River, connecting Clay County, Georgia and Henry County. Alabama was constructed between 1867-69. Bonner and Walden, a New York construction company, were the original contractors but the bridge was completed by Horace ...

Rockbridge

One of the largest natural bridges in Wisconsin, Rockbridge is 20 feet wide and 10 feet high. Archaeological investigations have revealed that the bridge's sandstone overhang was once used as a shelter by Native Americans. Through the efforts of local ...

A. Frederick Oberlin Bridge

To Commemorate

The Memory Of

Major

A. Frederick Oberlin

An Eminent Soldier

And Citizen

This Bridge Which Was Erected

Under His Supervision, Is Dedicated

By The Town of Hamden As

The

" A. Frederick Oberlin

Bridge"

Marker is at the intersection of Whitney Avenue and Armory Street, on the right when ...

Bacon Creek Bridge

The L & N R.R. bridge near here, a main USA supply line between Louisville and Bowling Green, was destroyed by Confederate troops in late 1861. Before repairs were complete, Morgan's Raiders burned it Dec. 5, 1861. This act brought ...