Mark Brown

About Me 

Email: markwbrown66 [at] yahoo [dot] com

Im an avid Pontist. Currently I am working on a coffee table photography book about bridges of Oklahoma. I love the hunt of searching for a new bridge.

Favorite Photos 

< Previous   (1 of 5)   Next >

Horse Creek Cove, Grand Lake Bridge (Delaware County, Oklahoma)

Enlarge

< Previous   (2 of 5)   Next >

Bear Creek Bridge (Logan County, Oklahoma)

Enlarge

< Previous   (3 of 5)   Next >

Pryor Creek RR Bridge (Mayes County, Oklahoma)

Enlarge

< Previous   (4 of 5)   Next >

Neosho River Bridge (derelict) (Mayes County, Oklahoma)

Enlarge

< Previous   (5 of 5)   Next >

Big Creek Bridge (Nowata County, Oklahoma)

Enlarge

Recent Updates 

Big Creek Bridge (Nowata County, Oklahoma)
Through truss bridge over Big Creek on N4190 Rd.
October 2, 2017: New photos
Neosho River Bridge (derelict) (Mayes County, Oklahoma)
Abandoned through truss bridge over Neosho River near Sportsmens Acres. This is really the Neosho River.
October 2, 2017: New photos
Horse Creek Cove, Grand Lake Bridge (Delaware County, Oklahoma)
Never completed bridge over Grand Lake
October 2, 2017: New photos
Bear Creek Bridge (Logan County, Oklahoma)
Through truss bridge over Bear Creek on N3270
September 30, 2017: New photos
Pryor Creek RR Bridge (Mayes County, Oklahoma)
Pratt through truss bridge over Pryor Creek
September 19, 2017: 1898 Pratt Bridge over Pryor Creek , Added

Recent Comments 

[Respond]
Strang Bridge (Oklahoma)
Posted October 2, 2017

Actually Gene. That was a false statement from the oldtimer. , the bridge was moved. And raised when the lake become a lake. I think they moved it in 1964. They actually moved it about 1/4 mile north. Or upriver from where it was. There is an island on south side of the bridge. It was just on the south end of that. Alot of people, think the bridge was up river where the old RR bridge embuttments are. But it wasnt.

[Respond]
Pryor Creek RR Bridge (Oklahoma)
Posted September 19, 2017

Before someone comments about the dangers of kids being on this RR bridge, this bridge is a spur line, that use to go over to a near by plant thats been shut down for over 30 years, only use this bridge gets now is backed up traffic as they add some cars. So not much chance of getting caught on the bridge.