Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Cypress Creek Bridge, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 64, Perry,...
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Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Cypress Creek Bridge, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 64, Perry,...
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Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Cypress Creek Bridge, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 64, Perry,...
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Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Cypress Creek Bridge, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 64, Perry,...
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Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More
Cypress Creek Bridge, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 64, Perry,...
Picryl description: Public domain vintage artistic photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image.
Warrick County Bridge No. 266, Spanning Cypress Creek at County Road 5...
Significance: This bridge is an example of a pinned Pratt pony truss founded on caissons with one steel I-beam approach span at each end of the truss. This bridge is of significance because of the caisson foun... More