Historic Bridges of the U.S.

"H" Street Bridge (Coles County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Timber stringer bridge over EI RR on "H" St (Ms 8540) in Charleston
Open to one-lane traffic

Avenue 60 over the Arroyo Seco (Los Angeles County, California)
Built 1909; rehabilitated 1939
Concrete arch bridge over Arroyo Seco Channel on Avenue 60 in Los Angeles
Open to traffic

Battle Creek Bridge (Ottawa County, Kansas)
Built 1909
Bedstead pony truss bridge over Battle Creek on Golden Road
Open to one-lane traffic

Benson Street Bridge (Hamilton County, Ohio)
Built 1909-10 by engineer E. A. Gast; rehabilitated 1992
Rainbow arch bridge over Mill Creek on Benson Street on the line between Lockland and Reading
Open to two-lane traffic

Big Bottom Slough Bridge (Independence County, Arkansas)
Built 1909 by the Joliet Bridge & Iron Co.
Through truss bridge over Big Bottom Slough on CR 58 (Padgett Island Road), south of Magness
Closed to all traffic

Big Sioux River BNRR Bridge (Minnehaha County, South Dakota)
Built 1909 by the Penn Steel Co.
Through truss bridge over Big Sioux River on the Sioux River Bike Trail (formerly Burlington Northern Railroad) in Sioux Falls
Open to pedestrians only

Branch Green Creek Bridge (Shelby County, Illinois)
Built 1909; rehabilitated 1979
Steel stringer bridge over Green Creek Branch on TR 385
Open to traffic

Brush Creek Bridge (Jasper County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over Brush Creek on TR 186A, 0.75 mi. east of Newton
Open to traffic

Burnett School Road Bridge (Boone County, Missouri)
Built 1909 by Stupp Brothers Bridge & Iron Co.
Through truss bridge over Cedar Creek on Burnett School Road
Open to traffic

Butter Creek Bridge (Edwards County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Concrete arch bridge over Butter Creek in Albion
Open to traffic

C&NW Kinnickinnic Avenue Bridge (Milwaukee County, Wisconsin)
Built 1909 for Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Girder bridge over Sth 32-Kinnickinnic Street on Chicago & Northwestern Railway, now Union Pacific in Milwaukee
Unknown

Carey's Ford Bridge (Miami County, Kansas)
Built 1909 by the Kansas City Bridge Co.; made obsolete by new bridge 2008, but remains open
Through truss bridge over Marais Des Cygnes River on 335th Street, southeast of Stanton
Open to traffic

Cedar River Main Street Bridge (Floyd County, Iowa)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over Cedar River on Main Street in Charles City
Open to traffic

CNRR Kinnickinnic Avenue Bridge (Milwaukee County, Wisconsin)
Built 1909 for The Milwaukee Road, now owned by Canadian National RR
Girder bridge over Sth 32-Kinnickinnic Street on Canadian National Railroad in Milwaukee
Open to traffic

Cottonwood Creek Bridge (Cumberland County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Pony truss bridge over Cottonwood Creek on TR 161A, 2.0 mi. southeast of Toledo
Closed to all traffic

Des Moines River Bridge (Boone County, Iowa)
Built 1909; Closed 2008 due to flood damage
Through truss bridge over Des Moines River on a local road
Closed to traffic after June 2008 flooding damaged an approach span

Dieterich Creek Bridge (Effingham County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over Dieterich Creek on TR 195, 1 mi. southwest of Dieterich
Open to traffic

Embarras River Bridge (Jasper County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over Embarras River overflow on TR 164, 0.25 mi. north of Newton
Open to traffic

Embarras River TR 164 Bridge No. 2 (Jasper County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over Embarras River overflow on TR 164, 0.25 mi. north of Newton
Open to traffic

Flat Branch Creek Bridge (Crawford County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Steel stringer bridge over Flat Branch creek on TR 5
Open to traffic

Four Mile Bridge (Chaffee County, Colorado)
Built 1909 by the Pueblo Bridge Co.; replaced 1987
Lost bedstead truss bridge over Arkansas River on CR 371 north of Buena Vista
Replaced by modern bridge

Fulfer Creek Bridge (Effingham County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Pony truss bridge over Fulfer Creek on TR 34A, 1.25 mi. southwest of Gilmore
Open to traffic

Gill Bridge (Ralls County, Missouri)
Built 1909 by Stupp Brothers Bridge & Iron Co.; replaced 1996
Lost through truss over Lick Creek on Lick Creek Lane (CR 181) just west of Perry
Replaced by a concrete bridge

Green Creek Bridge (Shelby County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Steel stringer bridge over Green Creek on TR 385
Open to traffic

Grigsby Ford Bridge (Hot Spring County, Arkansas)
Built 1909; replaced 2000
Lost three-span through truss bridge over Ouachita River on Grigsby Ford Road (CR 30) southwest of Malvern
Replaced by a modern bridge

Highland Boulevard Viaduct (Milwaukee County, Wisconsin)
Built 1909
Concrete arch bridge over CMSTPP Railroad on W. Highland Blvd. in Milwaukee
Open to traffic, Scheduled for replacement 2008

Kilbourn Bridge (Van Buren County, Iowa)
Built 1908-09 by the Ottumwa Supply & Construction Co.
Six-span through truss bridge over the Des Moines River on Lark Avenue
Closed to all traffic

Kinzie Street Bridge (Cook County, Illinois)
Built 1909; rehabilitated 1999
Bascule bridge over North Branch Chicago River on Kinzie Street in Chicago
Open to traffic

Kuntz Bridge (Callaway County, Missouri)
Built 1909 by Stupp Brothers Bridge & Iron Co.; replaced 2006
Lost through truss bridge over Cedar Creek on CR 397
Replaced by a new bridge

Laws Creek Bridge (Jasper County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over Laws Creek on TR 201, 3.5 mi. west of Newton
Open to traffic

Little Salt Creek Bridge (Effingham County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Pony truss bridge over Little Salt Creek on TR 304, 3 mi. northwest of Dieterich
Open to traffic

Little Wabash River Bridge (Effingham County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Through truss bridge over Little Wabash River on TR 157, 2.5 mi. south of Funkhouser
Abandoned with portions of deck missing

Manhattan Bridge (New York County, New York)
Opened to traffic December 31, 1909
Suspension bridge over East River in New York City
Open to seven lanes of highway traffic and four subway tracks

Marshall Road Bridge (Orleans County, New York)
Built 1909
Through truss bridge over Erie Canal on Marshall Road, west of Medina
Open to traffic

Minnow Slough Bridge (Crawford County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Steel stringer bridge over Minnow Slough on TR 163, 1 mi. east of Palestine
Open to traffic

Minnow Slough Bridge No. 2 (Crawford County, Illinois)
Built 1909; rehabilitated 1982
Steel stringer bridge over Minnow Slough on TR 169A, 1.5 mi. NE Palestine
Open to traffic

Morse Near Bridge (Oceana County, Michigan)
Replaced 1998
Lost Warren pony truss bridge over North Branch Pentwater River on 96th Avenue
Replaced by new bridge

North Halsted Street Bridge (Cook County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Bascule bridge over North Branch Chicago River Canal on N. Halsted Street in Chicago
Open to traffic

Owl Creek Bridge (Allen County, Kansas)
Built 1909
Pony truss bridge over Owl Creek, 3.4 mi. west of Humboldt
Open to traffic

Phillips Covered Bridge (Parke County, Indiana)
Built 1909 by J.A. Britton
Covered bridge over Rocky Run on CR 450W, southeast of Montezuma
Open to traffic

Ramsey Creek Bridge (Effingham County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Pony truss bridge over Ramsey Creek on TR 266, 1.7 mi. west of Eberle
Closed to all traffic

Richland Creek Bridge (Shelby County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Pony truss bridge over Richland Creek on TR 328, 2.1 mi. southwest of Strasburg
Closed to all traffic

Riverside Bridge (Christian County, Missouri)
Built 1909 by the Canton Bridge Co. at Ozark Mill and later relocated here
Two-span through truss bridge over Finley Creek on Riverside Drive north of Ozark in Ozark
Open to one-lane traffic with a 10 ton weight limit on a busy county road

Route 627 Copper Creek Bridge (Scott County, Virginia)
Built 1909
Pony truss bridge over Copper Creek on Route 627
Open to traffic

Shelby Street Bridge (Davidson County, Tennessee)
Built 1907-09; rehabilitated for pedestrian use in 2003
Three-span through truss bridge over Cumberland River on Shelby Street in downtown Nashville
Open to pedestrians only

Spavinaw Creek Bedstead Bridge (Benton County, Arkansas)
Built 1909 by the Illinois Steel Bridge Co. of Jacksonville, Illinois. Replaced 1990
Lost bedstead pony truss bridge over Spavinaw Creek on CR 29 (Orchard Road) between Gravette and Decatur
Replaced by a new bridge

Strasburg Bridge (Shelby County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Girder bridge over Unnamed creek on TR 320
Open to traffic

Stringers Ridge Tunnel (Hamilton County, Tennessee)
Built 1909
Tunnel under Stringers Ridge on State Highway 8
Open to traffic

TR 164 Bridge (Jasper County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over an unnamed creek on TR 164 in Newton
Open to traffic

TR 164 Bridge No. 2 (Jasper County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Arch bridge over Unnamed creek on TR 164 in Newton
Open to traffic

Twenty-Four Mile Road Bridge (Macomb County, Michigan)
Built 1909; Replaced 1996
Lost Arch Bridge over North Branch Clinton River on 24 Mile Road in Chesterfield
Replaced by new bridge

Wagon Trail Road Bridge (Pierce County, Wisconsin)
Built 1909; Moved 1942; Replaced 1996
Lost Bridge over Eau Galle River on Wagon Trail Road in Spring Valley
Replaced by new bridge

Wallace Bridge (Perry County, Arkansas)
Built 1909 by the Southwestern Bridge Co. of Joplin, MO
Camelback through truss bridge over Fourche La Fave on Wallace Road (CR 18)
Open to traffic

West Branch Fall River Bridge (Greenwood County, Kansas)
Built 1909
Stone arch bridge over West Branch Fall River, 5.0 mi. north and 8.2 mi. west of Eureka
Open to traffic

Wood Street Railroad Bridge (Shelby County, Illinois)
Built 1909
Timber stringer bridge over Sir Rr on Wood St(Ms 7220 A) in Shelbyville
Open to traffic

Wrightstown Bridge (Brown County, Wisconsin)
Built 1909
Stone arch bridge over East River on Mallard Road
Open to traffic

Zane Gray Bridge (Muskingum County, Ohio)
Originally built 1909 by the Mt. Vernon Bridge Co. over Salt Creek on Wheeling Road (TR 442). Relocated 2000.
Pony truss bridge on the grounds of the National Road/Zane Gray Museum, east of Zanesville
Open to pedestrians only