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Town Back Creek and Stone Bridge
Town Back Creek, extending eastwardly from the Elizabeth...
The Stone Arch Bridge
In 1879 St. Paul railroad magnate James J. Hill opened his...
Elm Grove Stone Bridge
Built in 1817 by Moses Shepherd, a prominent Ohio Countian...
The Stone Bridge
Originally built of native sandstone in 1825, the turnpike...
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Town Back Creek and Stone Bridge
Town Back Creek, extending eastwardly from the Elizabeth River almost to St. Paul’s Church, was the northern end of the original town of Norfolk. By the early 1800’s new residential development had occurred north of the creek. Two early footbridges ...
The Stone Arch Bridge
In 1879 St. Paul railroad magnate James J. Hill opened his "Manitoba line" to the Canadian border, linking the wheat fields of the Red River Valley with the flour mills of Minneapolis. To improve railroad access at the falls he ...
Elm Grove Stone Bridge
Built in 1817 by Moses Shepherd, a prominent Ohio Countian, as part of the National Road. Constructed of uncoursed limestone, but covered by concrete in 1958, it is the oldest extant three span elliptical arch bridge in the state. Also ...
The Stone Bridge
Originally built of native sandstone in 1825, the turnpike bridge over Bull Run became an important landmark in the Civil War battles at Manassas. Union Brig. Gen. Danial Tyler's division feigned an attack on Col. Nathan G. Evans's brigade guarding ...