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HistoricBridges.org only has a few photos of this bridge taken while documenting a nearby stone arch bridge. The bridge is included here for reference and comparison purposes; the bridge is a good example of a standard bridge design that was being built in Pennsylvania during this period: a steel stringer bridge with attractive concrete balustrade railings. The bridge appears to retain good integrity and also has a noteworthy 50 degree skew.
Information and Findings From Pennsylvania's Historic Bridge InventoryDiscussion of Bridge The 3 span, 192'-long steel stringer bridge built in 1947 is supported on a concrete substructure. It has standard concrete balustrades on each side of the concrete deck. It has no innovative or distinguishing details and is an example of the most common, mid-20th century bridge type in the state. Neither the bridge nor its setting/context are historically or technologically noteworthy. It is one of over 4341 pre-1956 steel stringer bridges in Pennsylvania. Discussion of Surrounding Area The bridge carries a 2 lane state highway with a sidewalk over a stream in a forested setting with 20th century commercial development at one quadrant. The area does not appear to have historic district potential. Bridge Considered Historic By Survey: Yes |
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