General View Of Bridge, Looking South
The Tivoli Island Bridge was part of a four span bridge across the Crawfish River in Milford, Wisconsin. When it was replaced, two of the spans came here, one reportedly went to Fort Atkinson and the whereabouts of the fourth span are lost to history.
Photo taken by Martin Stupich, June 20, 1987, for HAER
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BH Photo #120414
"Apparently, the Tivoli Island Bridge was originally part of a four-span structure over the Crawfish River in the village of Milford. In 1906, two Watertown residents arranged to have the two-span section moved to its present location at Tivoli Island. In Wisconsin, the bridge is one of only seven remaining bowstrings and the last example of a tubular arch design."
--Diane Kromm, Wisconsin Historic Bridge Recording Project, July 1987
Good catch! I was going to document this one, but you beat me to it. Hope to see more from you.