Zaca Creek Bridge No. 1, Spanning Zaca Creek at Jonata Park Road, Buellton, Santa Barbara County, CA
Summary
Significance: Zaca Creek Bridge No. 1 is significant because it is a rare example of a pre-World War I short-span reinforced concrete girder bridge once common in California. Additionally, the important Los Angeles engineering firm of Mayberry & Parker designed the bridge - these engineers fashioned innovative concrete reinforced bridges and structures in various places throughout the western United States. The bridge is part of the original state highway system alignment that established an all-weather route in Santa Barbara County which makes Zaca Creek Bridge No. 1 locally important.
Survey number: HAER CA-258
Building/structure dates: 1916 Initial Construction
Building/structure dates: 2000 Demolished
Tags
buellton calif
zaca
bridge
zaca creek bridge
zaca creek
jonata
jonata park road
buellton
barbara
santa barbara county
california
william b dewey
historic american engineering record
fred l johnston
charles krug
edward l mayberry
kevin lex palmer
llewellyn parker
robert sneathen
ultra high resolution
high resolution
building plans
1960 s fashion
1960 s
library of congress
architectural diagrams
Date
1969 - 1980
Contributors
Historic American Engineering Record, creator
Mayberry, Edward L
Parker, Llewellyn
Johnston, Fred L
Krug, Charles
Sneathen, Robert
Dewey, William B, photographer
Palmer, Kevin Lex, historian
Location
Buellton (Calif.)
,
34.64261, -120.18568
Source
Library of Congress
Link
Copyright info
No known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government; images copied from other sources may be restricted. http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/114_habs.html