This is from memory and only ocasionally being there, but I BELIEVE this bridge was closed for several years before the 1992 reconditioning.
The bridge underwent rehabilitation/repair projects in 1992 and 2013. In 1992 the historic fabric removed
included the original concrete deck, metal guardrails, and bearing assemblies on all spans that were
replaced with updated bearings with neoprene pads. The remaining fabric, including the steel trusses,
concrete caissons, shafts, steel pile bents, is original. The approach spans and floor system of the
trusses were altered in 1992 with the addition of line beams on the centerline of the bridge. The 2013
project included rehabilitation of a bent portal member on one truss, minor repair of other steel truss and
floor members, and patching of concrete spalls. The 2013 project did not result in notable alterations to
the bridge
My Great-Grandfather helped build this bridge.
This bridge is featured in the movie "Green Book" (Peter Farrelly, 2018):