This bridge was the second bridge to be erected in the Calhoun
County Bridge Park. The bridge is unusual because it is a Pratt truss
configuration yet has riveted connections. Riveted connection Pratt trusses are
common on Michigan's railroads, but not on Michigan's highways. According to Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), the bridge was built in 1907. HAER has a decent amount of info
on this bridge as well as photos of the bridge in its original location. The
bridge features a small, tight style of v-lacing on its verticals and diagonals
which are similar to that of the Indian Trail
Bridge, which will also eventually be at the bridge park.
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2005 Bridge Photo-Documentation |
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2014 Bridge Photo-Documentation Original / Full Size Photos |
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