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101st Street Covered Bridge 32-42-01x (Rensselaer County, New York)
Built 1885; Burned July 14, 1963Lost Howe through truss bridge over Boston & Maine Railroad on 101st StreetDestroyed by fire
105th Ave-Edwards River Bridge (Mercer County, Illinois)
Built 1885Lost Pratt pony truss bridge over Edwards River on105th AvenueRemoved but not replaced
10th Street Bridge (Lawrence County, Illinois)
Built 1885 by the Massillon Bridge Co.; collapsed March 27, 2005Lost through truss bridge over Embarras River on 10th Street in LawrencevilleCollapsed after an accident involving an alleged drunk driver
1st Avenue Bridge (1885) (Linn County, Iowa)
Built 1885 ; replaced 1920Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Cedar River on 1st AvenueReplaced by a new bridge
61st Street Viaduct (Cook County, Illinois)
Built 1885, Removed 1899 and reusedLost Double-intersection Warren pony truss bridge over Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad on 61st StreetReplaced by a subway
6th Street Bridge (Carver County, Minnesota)
Built 1885; bridge and street removed in 2000Lost Stone arch bridge over 6th St Over Carver Spring on HighwayRemoved
6th Street Bridge (1885) (Muskingum County, Ohio)
Built 1885; opened to traffic December 7, 1885; destroyed by flood March 26, 1913; replaced 1914Lost five-span through truss bridge over Muskingum River and canal on 6th StreetReplaced by a new bridge
9th Street Incline Viaduct (Jackson County, Missouri)
Built 1885; Closed 1904; Demolished 1905Lost Pratt through truss bridge over 9th Street/Railroad (ATSF)/Other city streets on Kansas City Cable RailwayRemoved
Albion Bridge (Providence County, Rhode Island)
Built 1885 by the Boston Bridge Works; rehabilitated 1924; rehabilitated 1996Rehabilitated two-span pony truss bridge over Blackstone River on School StreetOpen to traffic
Ashokan Covered Bridge 32-56-05 (Ulster County, New York)
Built 1885Town lattice truss bridge over Old Channel Esopus Creek on FootpathOpen to pedestrians only
Augustine Cutoff Bridge (1885) (New Castle County, Delaware)
Built 1885 for B&O Railroad, replaced with stone arch bridge 1910; Converted to road bridge 1920; Pratt truss replaced with Warren truss 1980;Deck truss bridge over Brandywine Creek on Augustine Cutoff in WilmingtonReplaced by a new bridge
Bacon Bridge (Moniteau County, Missouri)
Built 1885 by the Wrought Iron Bridge Co. of Canton, Ohio.
Damaged by flooding in September 1905 and rebuilt 1906
by the Interstate Bridge Co. of Kansas City. Replaced 1987.Lost through truss bridge over Moniteau Creek on Bacon Bridge RoadReplaced by a concrete bridge
Bay Creek Bridge (Pike County, Illinois)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1971Stringer bridge over Bay Creek on Fas 600Open to traffic
Beatty Park Bridge #1 (Jefferson County, Ohio)
Built 1885Stone arch bridge over Beatty Creek on Park RoadOpen to traffic
Beaver Creek Bridge (Saginaw County, Michigan)
Built 1885Pony truss bridge over Beaver Creek on Swan Creek RoadClosed to all traffic
Bell Ford Covered Bridge 14-36-03 (Jackson County, Indiana)
Built 1885; collapsed in 1999 and 2006Collapsed covered bridge over East Fork White RiverDestroyed by flooding
Bender Bridge Road Bridge (Somerset County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1993Pony truss bridge over Elk Lick Creek on TR 504 (Bender Bridge Road)Destroyed by collision
Bernard Street Footbridge (Cook County, Illinois)
Originally built 1885 at 61st Street; moved to Lawrence Avenue 1899; Installed here 1924Double-intersection Warren through truss bridge over North Branch Chicago River on Bernard Street SidewalkOpen to pedestrians only
Blackburn Covered Bridge 35-65-16 (Pickaway County, Ohio)
Originally built 1885 over Brannon's Fork in Muskingum County. Relocated by Arthur Wesner to private property in 1967. Moved to Slate Metro Park in 1998.Covered bridge in Slate Metro Park near Canal WinchesterOpen to pedestrians only
BNSF - Fishing River Bridge (Clay County, Missouri)
Built 1885 at an unknown location, moved here 1914Deck truss bridge over Fishing River on BNSF RailwayOpen to traffic
Bois D'Arc Bridge (Butler County, Kansas)
Built 1885Through truss bridge over Little Walnut River, 3.8 mi. east and 0.5 mi. north of GordonClosed. Formerly open to traffic with a 6'6" height restriction.
Bradley Bridge (Callaway County, Missouri)
Built 1885 by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.; replaced 2003Lost through truss bridge over Auxvasse Creek on CR 428 southeast of FultonReplaced by modern bridge
Bridge Lane Bridge (Suffolk County, New York)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1919Wooden bridge over Long Island Railroad Main Line on Bridge Lane in PeconicClosed to all traffic
Bridge Street Bridge (Clinton County, New York)
Built 1885 by Berlin Iron Bridge Co.; Replaced 1930Lost Lenticular pony truss bridge over Saranac River on Bridge StreetNo longer exists
Burnt Mill Road Bridge (Franklin County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885Through truss bridge over Conodoguinet Creek on Burnt Mill RoadOpen to traffic
Burr Oaks Road Bridge (Linn County, Iowa)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1993; replaced 2004Lost through truss bridge over Big Creek on Burr Oaks RoadNo longer exists
Busching Covered Bridge 14-69-04 (Ripley County, Indiana)
Built 1885 by Thomas A. HardmanHowe truss covered bridge over Laughery Creek on CR 40 SouthOpen to one-lane traffic
Buskirk Ford Bridge (Adams County, Illinois)
Built 1885 by the Morse Bridge CompanyPratt through truss bridge over McKee Creek on TR 416, 4.7 mi. west of KellervilleIntact but closed to all traffic
Butler Bridge (1885) (Johnson County, Iowa)
Built 1885; Replaced 1932Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Iowa River on RoadReplaced by a new bridge
Capital Crescent Trail - C&O Canal Bridge (Washington, District of Columbia)
Originally built for the Baltimore & Ohio RR at Ridley Creek, Ridley Park, Pa. (southwest of Philadelphia); dismantled and rebuilt by the B&O at this location 1909, converted to trail use in 1992Whipple through truss and Pratt through truss bridge over Canal & Arizona Avenue on Capital Crescent Trail (formerly B&O Railroad)Open to pedestrians
Carver Spring (4th Street) Bridge (Carver County, Minnesota)
Built 1885, Removed 2013Stone arch bridge over Carver Spring on 4th Street in CarverReplaced by a new bridge
Carver-Wismer Road Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885Three-span stone arch bridge over Gaddes Run on Carver-Wismer Road in Plumstead Township near Wismer, PAOpen to traffic
CB&Q - Big Blue River Bridge (Saline County, Nebraska)
Built 1885, Approaches Added 1901Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Big Blue River on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadRemoved but not replaced
CBQ - Big Indian Creek Bridge #3 (Van Buren County, Iowa)
Built 1885, Relocated here 1905; Line abandoned in 1969, bridge removed 1970sLost Through truss bridge over Big Indian Creek on fomer Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadDemolished
CBQ - Galena River Drawbridge (Jo Daviess County, Illinois)
Built 1885Lost Through truss bridge over Galena River on Chicago Burlington & Quincy RRReplaced by a new bridge
CBQ - South Avery Creek Bridge (Old) (Wapello County, Iowa)
Built 1885; replaced 1897Lost Pratt through truss bridge over South Avery Creek on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadReplaced by a new bridge
Cedar Ford Covered Bridge (Monroe County, Indiana)
Originally built 1885 in Shelby County; Reconstructed 2019 using salvageable parts and new materials.Reconstructed Burr Arch covered bridge over Beanblossom Creek on Old Maple Grove RoadOpen to traffic
Cedar Ford Covered Bridge 14-73-01x (Shelby County, Indiana)
Built in 1885 by the Kennedy Bros., moved to fairgrounds in 1970's, now dismantled.Burr Arch truss bridge originally over Big Blue RiverReplaced by new bridge in 1975, moved to the county fairgrounds where it remained until being dismantled. Now the parts are being used to build a new bridge in Monroe County.
CGW - St. Paul Swing Bridge (Ramsey County, Minnesota)
Built 1885; Replaced 1913Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Mississippi River on Chicago Great Western RailwayReplaced by a new bridge
CGW - Unnamed Stream Culvert (Dodge County, Minnesota)
Built ca. 1885Abandoned stone culvert bridge over Unknown Stream on Abandoned CGW RailroadAbandoned
Circus Bridge (Miami County, Indiana)
Built 1885; One span later replaced with a Warren pony truss; Replaced 1980Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Mississinewa River on State Road 124 (Old Alignment)Replaced by bridge on a new alignment and removed.
Clark's Mills Bridge (Mercer County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885 by Penn Bridge Co.Through truss bridge over Little Shenango River on TR 740
County Farm Bridge (Hillsborough County, New Hampshire)
Built 1885 by the Ward BrothersStone arch bridge over Whiting Brook on Old County Farm RoadOpen to traffic
Creamery Road Bridge (Frederick County, Maryland)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1997Pony truss bridge over Toms Creek on Creamery RoadOpen to traffic
Cresheim Creek Bridge (Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 2008Stone arch bridge over Cresheim Creek on Germantown AvenueOpen to traffic
CSX - Bay View Junction Overpass (Baltimore, Maryland)
Built 1885, replaced with through plate girder 2016Whipple through truss bridge over Railroad (Amtrak) on Railroad (CSX)Replaced by a new bridge
CSX - Darby Tunnel (Delaware County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885Tunnel under CSX RR on Chester Pike US 13Open to traffic
CSX - Highlandtown PRR Overpass (Baltimore, Maryland)
Built ca. 1885Whipple through truss bridge over Norfolk Southern Railroad on CSX Transportation (nee B&O)Open to traffic
CSX - Kelly Drive Bridge (Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885Stone arch bridge over Kelly Drive (East River) on CSX Richmond BranchOpen to traffic
CSX - Pinkerton Tunnel (Somerset County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885, daylighted ca. 2012 for higher clearancesTunnel on Railroad (CSX)Demolished
Division Street Bridge (Kent County, Delaware)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1959Stone arch bridge over St. Jones River on E. Division Street in DoverOpen to traffic
Doran Bridge (Wayne County, Indiana)
Built in 1885 and designed by city engineer Frank Doran, bridge was closed in 1948 and dismantled in 1950.Lost Wrought iron arch bridge over East Fork Whitewater River on Richmond AveReplaced by new bridge
Eagle Rock Truss Bridge (Botetourt County, Virginia)
Built 1885 by the Richmond and Alleghany Railroad Co.; Bypassed by new bridge in 1932Abandoned pratt through truss bridge over James RiverAbandoned
East Limington Covered Bridge 19-03-10x/19-16-11x (York County, Maine)
Built in 1885 by Horace Berry and Jacob H. Berry; Replaced in 1929.Lost Paddleford through truss bridge over Saco River on RT 25Replaced by a new concrete T-beam bridge in 1929
Edgell Covered Bridge 29-05-11 (Grafton County, New Hampshire)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1970Covered bridge over Clay Brook on River Road in LymeOpen to traffic
Engleside Railroad Covered Bridge (Lancaster County, Pennsylvania)
Built in 1885; Removed and Replaced in 1923Lost Howe through truss bridge over Conestoga River on Lancaster Quarryville Branch; later PRRReplaced by a new bridge
Estes Bridge (Hendricks County, Indiana)
Built 1885Lost Pratt through truss bridge over East Fork Mill Creek on CR 650 SRemoved
Evansville Bridge (Randolph County, Illinois)
Built 1885. Razed 1927.Lost Two Span Pratt through truss bridge over Kaskaskia River in EvansvilleReplaced by new bridge
Fall Fork CR 480S Bridge (Decatur County, Indiana)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 2000Stone arch bridge over a branch of Fall Fork Clifty Creek on CR 480 SouthOpen to traffic
Fayette Street Overpass (Allegany County, Maryland)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 2005Girder bridge over Csxt Railroad on Fayette StreetOpen to traffic
Feerer's Mill Bridge (Tippecanoe County, Indiana)
Built 1885; collapsed 1963Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Wea Creek on South 18th StreetReplaced by a new bridge in 1963
Fellerman Ford Bridge (Ripley County, Indiana)
Built 1885Stone arch bridge over Little Otter Creek on CR 650 NorthReplaced by a new bridge
Fenton Iron Bridge (St. Louis County, Missouri)
Built in 1885 as the first iron bridge over the Meramec River in Fenton, Replaced 1925 by the Old Gravois BridgeLost Pratt through truss bridge over Meramec River on Gravois RoadDemolished
Firebaugh Drawbridge (Fresno County, California)
Built in 1885 Removed in 1948Lost Polygonal Warren through truss bridge over San Joaquin River on 7th AvenueNo longer exists
First Frisco Arkansas River Bridge (Sebastian County, Arkansas)
Built in 1886 by Union Bridge Company the bridge was reconstructed in 1913-14 with heavier trusses.Lost Through truss bridge over Arkansas River on Frisco Railroad in Fort SmithReplaced by new bridge
Flower Street Bridge (Hartford County, Connecticut)
Built 1885Lost Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Park River on Flower Street in HartfordRemoved but not replaced
Fort Griffin Bridge (Shackelford County, Texas)
Built 1885 by the King Bridge Co.Through truss bridge over Clear Fork Brazos River on CR 188Closed to all traffic
Fountain Street Bridge (1885) (Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885; Replaced 1960Lost Bridge over Manayunk Canal on Fountain StreetReplaced by a new bridge
Frosty Run Covered Bridge (Greene County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885Lost Queenpost through truss bridge over Frosty Run on Kirby RoadReplaced by a new bridge
Fulton Street Bridge (Old) (Kent County, Michigan)
Built 1885 by the Massillon Bridge Co.; replaced 1927Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Grand River on Fulton StreetReplaced by a new bridge
Furnas Mill Bridge (Johnson County, Indiana)
Built in 1885 by the King Bridge Company; rehabilitated 2006Two span Pratt through truss bridge over Sugar Creek on CR650S (Pisgah Road). Located in Atterbury Fish and Wildlife Area.Open to traffic
Garver Bridge (Cass County, Indiana)
Built 1885 by the Wrought Iron Bridge Co.Whipple through truss bridge over Deer Creek on CR 100 EastDerelict/abandoned
Glenville Truss Bridge (Gilmer County, West Virginia)
Built 1885; bypassed by new bridge in 1963Whipple through truss bridge over Little Kanawha River on Conrad CourtClosed to all traffic
Golden Hill Road Bridge (Berkshire County, Massachusetts)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1970Lenticular pony truss bridge formerly over Housatonic River on Golden Hill RoadIn storage and awaiting reconstruction at University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Goose River Bridge (1885) (Knox County, Maine)
Built 1884-1885; strengthened 1905; replaced 1951Lost Lenticular through truss bridge over Goose River on Pascal Avenue in RockportReplaced by a new bridge
Gordon Bridge (Butler County, Kansas)
Built in 1885 by the Kansas City Bridge & Iron Co. immediately before they built the nearby Bois d'arc Bridge. Bypassed by new bridge in 1985Abandoned through truss bridge over Walnut River on SW 163rd, west of GordonAbandoned with deck removed
Gould Farm Bridge (Caldwell County, Missouri)
Built 1885 by the Cleveland Bridge Co.; replaced 1990Lost through truss bridge over Shoal Creek on Gould Farm Road northeast of KingstonReplaced by concrete bridge
Grand River Bridge (Union County, Iowa)
Built ca. 1890Through truss bridge over Grand River on 230th StreetClosed
Hadley Bow Bridge (1885) (Saratoga County, New York)
Built 1885 by the Berlin Iron Bridge Co.; closed 1983; Reconstructed 2006Pin connected Lenticular half-through truss bridge over Sacandaga River on Old Corinth Road at HadleyOpen to traffic
Hamden Road Bridge (Hunterdon County, New Jersey)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1993two span pin connected Pratt pony truss bridge with Phoenix columns over South Branch Raritan River on Hamden RoadOpen to traffic
Hanover Bridge (Wright County, Minnesota)
Built 1885 by the Morse Bridge Co. of Youngstown, Ohio. Closed to traffic in December 1966.Through truss bridge over Crow River at Hanover in St. MichaelOpen to pedestrians only
Harvey Branch Road Bridge (Franklin County, Indiana)
Built 1885Stone arch bridge over Harvey Branch Salt Creek on Harvey Branch RoadOpen to traffic
Hoffman Creek Bridge (Allen County, Indiana)
Built in 1885 by the Smith Bridge Company; replaced in 1987.Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Hoffman Creek on Morgan Road (CR 127)Replaced by new bridge
Iatan Bridge (Platte County, Missouri)
Built 1885 by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.Wrought iron Queenpost pony truss bridge over Mission Creek on Macadow Street in IatanDerelict/abandoned
Jackson Street Bridge (Middlesex County, Connecticut)
Built ca. 1885Pony truss bridge over Coginchaug River on Jackson Street in MiddletownRemoved but not replaced
James River FM 141 Bridge (Greene County, Missouri)
Built 1885 by the Kansas City Bridge & Iron Co.; replaced 1993Lost through truss bridge over James River on FM 141 in SpringfieldReplaced by new bridge
Judah Covered Bridge (Monroe County, Indiana)
Built in 1885 by the Kennedy BrothersLost Burr arch-truss bridge over Lick Fork of Salt Creek on RoadNo longer exists (site under Lake Monroe)
K&M - Point Pleasant Bridge (Mason County, West Virginia)
Built 1882-1885; Replaced 1907-1909Lost Whipple through truss bridge over Ohio River on Kanawha & Michigan RailroadReplaced by a new bridge
Kelly's Bridge (Bristol County, Rhode Island)
Built 1885Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Palmer River on Main StreetReplaced by a new bridge
Kentucky Route 228 Bridge (Meade County, Kentucky)
Built in 1885 by Smith Bridge Company; replaced 1988Lost through truss bridge over Wolf Creek on Kentucky Route 228 in Wolf CreekBridge has been replaced.
Kilmore Creek Bridge (Clinton County, Indiana)
Built in 1885 by the Massillon Bridge Company; replaced in 1991.Lost through truss bridge over Kilmore Creek on CR 300 E at 300E-420NReplaced by new bridge
Kinsey Mill Bridge (Cass County, Indiana)
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1983; replaced 1995.Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Pipe Creek on CR 350 SReplaced by new bridge
Lasalle Avenue Bridge (St. Joseph County, Indiana)
Built 1885; Floated down river to Darden Road 1906Lost Pratt through truss bridge over St. Joseph River on Lasalle AvenueFloated down river to Darden Road; Replaced by a new bridge
Leechburg Bridge (1885) (Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1885; collapsed during demolition in 1935Lost Pratt deck truss bridge over Kiskiminetas RiverReplaced by a new bridge in 1935
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