-- Historic American Engineering Record
40.949996, -80.170311 is the location of Kildoo Bridge. There's Street View but you can't see much.
Even though this doesn't have nothing to do with this bridge,a man was rescued from a ravine near the Kildoo Bridge in the state park where this bridge is located.I never heard of the Kildoo Bridge so I figured i'd mention this article I read about on the news this morning.The Kildoo Bridge might be near this bridge.Any information on the Kildoo Bridge might be useful.
Even though this doesn't have nothing to do with this bridge,a man was rescued from a ravine near the Kildoo Bridge in the state park where this bridge is located.I never heard of the Kildoo Bridge so I figured i'd mention this article I read about on the news this morning.The Kildoo Bridge might be near this bridge.Any information on the Kildoo Bridge might be useful.
Given the location of this bridge, and the date of its construction, I strongly believe that "J. B. White" is a typo, and should refer to T. B. White and Sons of New Brighton, PA. This haer documentation http://lcweb2.loc.gov/master/pnp/habshaer/oh/oh1600/oh1600/d... for a different bridge noted that White did build timber bridges, and originally was a carpenter.
Thanks,Daniel.I think the Kildoo Bridge is a homemade bridge,not made by a bridge company.I could be wrong.