Wow, really appreciate the photos from down below.
I'm also seeing a plaque
I'm seeing a Warren with verticals.
A Pegram truss is a rare find.
Yup. Nathan is correct. The streetview on the Bridge Street Bridge can be posed just like the above picture. (With a pickup truck in the shot.)
I think the Parker truss photo belongs on this page:
http://www.bridgehunter.com/ut/washington/53019C/
The listing here is clearly for a pony truss, verified by satellite.
The listing says this is a pony truss, but the photograph shows a very nice Parker through truss.
MODERNE/NON-HISTORIQUE!
MODERNE/NON-HISTORIQUE!
The historical photos for this bridge, including the original timber bridge photo's give an excellent overview of this location.
Interesting??? Are you kidding??? It is is a friggin MOB!
I agree it belongs here. It's a very interesting and substantial structure. Thanks for posting it. I'd like to be standing on that bridge in a raging storm.
There are plenty of recent bridges on this site. I have uploaded one myself, because it was a modern bowstring. I don't think you should be too hard on someone who is interested and tries. This is an interesting pedestrian bridge, of truss design, and long. I think it belongs here.
It is good that anonymous repeated himself, because obviously larry needs all the help he can get.
I ADDED THIS BRIDGE BECAUSE I CAN NOT TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MODERN BRIDGE AND A HISTORIC ONE.
I ADDED THIS BRIDGE BECAUSE I CAN NOT TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A MODERN BRIDGE AND A HISTORIC ONE.
MODERN/NOT HISTORIC!!!
MODERN/NOT HISTORIC!!!
This bridge has been on my list of "must photograph" for a long time. I had to go way out of my way on the way to a Thanksgiving feast to get these pictures. This bridge is one of those classic, "I used to cross this when I was a kid" bridges.
Here is another arch that would cool if painted bright yellow. After a hearty Thanksgiving meal, the "Golden Arches" is very distant on my mind. Mickey D's could have a neat ad campaign idea if a steel rainbow arch that resembles the ones spanning their old time restaurants, would be painted yellow.
It wasn't torn down, a child playing with matches accidentally burned it down.
WHY DID THEY TEAR IT DOWN? I DROVE BY THERE YESTERDAY (1-28-2009 AND IT'S GONE.
It was lost bridge. Damage of fire by arson. We heard from newspaper. Thank you for show photo.