Pearl Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Pearl Street, Grand Rapid...
Significance: The bridge is a good example of open spandrel type arch construction, as described in engineering textbooks published during the first quarter of the twentieth century. This type of bridge constr... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
Grand River Bridge, Spanning Grand River, on County Road No. 459, Gent...
Significance: The main span of the Grand River Bridge is an example of a Parker through truss (a Parker through truss is a Pratt through truss with a polygonal top chord). The top chord is unusually light for ... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Main Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Main Street, Painesville, ...
Significance: A significant aspect of the Main Street Bridge is not so much the material but the size of the Pennsylvania style pin connected through-truss. The bridge is a single span, 350 feet in length. Th... More
Main Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Main Street, Painesville, ...
Significance: A significant aspect of the Main Street Bridge is not so much the material but the size of the Pennsylvania style pin connected through-truss. The bridge is a single span, 350 feet in length. Th... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
North Park Bridge, Spanning Grand River at North Park Street, Grand Ra...
Significance: The North Park Bridge is the second longest through Pratt truss bridge of its kind in Michigan. It has been officially determined to be eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic P... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Petrieville Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Petrieville, Eaton Coun...
Significance: The Petrieville Road Bridge is one of two remaining multi-span, riveted connection, Warren pony truss bridges in Michigan. Survey number: HAER MI-14
Lock Springs Bridge, Spanning Grand River on Cart Road 127, Lock Sprin...
Significance: The main span of the Lock Springs Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively through the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. The origin of the Warren truss appro... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Pearl Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Pearl Street, Grand Rapid...
Significance: The bridge is a good example of open spandrel type arch construction, as described in engineering textbooks published during the first quarter of the twentieth century. This type of bridge constr... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Main Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Main Street, Painesville, ...
Significance: A significant aspect of the Main Street Bridge is not so much the material but the size of the Pennsylvania style pin connected through-truss. The bridge is a single span, 350 feet in length. Th... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
North Park Bridge, Spanning Grand River at North Park Street, Grand Ra...
Significance: The North Park Bridge is the second longest through Pratt truss bridge of its kind in Michigan. It has been officially determined to be eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic P... More
Lewis Mill Bridge, Spanning Grand River Between Grand River & Marion T...
Significance: The Lewis Mill Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively throughout the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. Survey number: HAER MO-45 Building/structure dates:... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Miller Ford Bridge, Spanning Grand River at County Road 469, McFall, G...
Significance: The Miller Ford Bridge is a one-span steel, pin-connected camelback through truss, one of few built in Missouri and among the oldest of the ten that remain in use. It was built by the St. Joseph ... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
Grand River Bridge, Spanning Grand River, on County Road No. 459, Gent...
Significance: The main span of the Grand River Bridge is an example of a Parker through truss (a Parker through truss is a Pratt through truss with a polygonal top chord). The top chord is unusually light for ... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Lock Springs Bridge, Spanning Grand River on Cart Road 127, Lock Sprin...
Significance: The main span of the Lock Springs Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively through the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. The origin of the Warren truss appro... More
Lewis Mill Bridge, Spanning Grand River Between Grand River & Marion T...
Significance: The Lewis Mill Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively throughout the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. Survey number: HAER MO-45 Building/structure dates:... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Miller Ford Bridge, Spanning Grand River at County Road 469, McFall, G...
Significance: The Miller Ford Bridge is a one-span steel, pin-connected camelback through truss, one of few built in Missouri and among the oldest of the ten that remain in use. It was built by the St. Joseph ... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Grand River Bridge, Spanning Grand River, on County Road No. 459, Gent...
Significance: The main span of the Grand River Bridge is an example of a Parker through truss (a Parker through truss is a Pratt through truss with a polygonal top chord). The top chord is unusually light for ... More
Grand River Bridge, Spanning Grand River, on County Road No. 459, Gent...
Significance: The main span of the Grand River Bridge is an example of a Parker through truss (a Parker through truss is a Pratt through truss with a polygonal top chord). The top chord is unusually light for ... More
Grand River Bridge, Spanning Grand River, on County Road No. 459, Gent...
Significance: The main span of the Grand River Bridge is an example of a Parker through truss (a Parker through truss is a Pratt through truss with a polygonal top chord). The top chord is unusually light for ... More
Grand River Bridge, Spanning Grand River, on County Road No. 459, Gent...
Significance: The main span of the Grand River Bridge is an example of a Parker through truss (a Parker through truss is a Pratt through truss with a polygonal top chord). The top chord is unusually light for ... More
North Park Bridge, Spanning Grand River at North Park Street, Grand Ra...
Significance: The North Park Bridge is the second longest through Pratt truss bridge of its kind in Michigan. It has been officially determined to be eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic P... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Miller Ford Bridge, Spanning Grand River at County Road 469, McFall, G...
Significance: The Miller Ford Bridge is a one-span steel, pin-connected camelback through truss, one of few built in Missouri and among the oldest of the ten that remain in use. It was built by the St. Joseph ... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Main Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Main Street, Painesville, ...
Significance: A significant aspect of the Main Street Bridge is not so much the material but the size of the Pennsylvania style pin connected through-truss. The bridge is a single span, 350 feet in length. Th... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Lock Springs Bridge, Spanning Grand River on Cart Road 127, Lock Sprin...
Significance: The main span of the Lock Springs Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively through the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. The origin of the Warren truss appro... More
Lewis Mill Bridge, Spanning Grand River Between Grand River & Marion T...
Significance: The Lewis Mill Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively throughout the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. Survey number: HAER MO-45 Building/structure dates:... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Miller Ford Bridge, Spanning Grand River at County Road 469, McFall, G...
Significance: The Miller Ford Bridge is a one-span steel, pin-connected camelback through truss, one of few built in Missouri and among the oldest of the ten that remain in use. It was built by the St. Joseph ... More
Miller Ford Bridge, Spanning Grand River at County Road 469, McFall, G...
Significance: The Miller Ford Bridge is a one-span steel, pin-connected camelback through truss, one of few built in Missouri and among the oldest of the ten that remain in use. It was built by the St. Joseph ... More
Pearl Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Pearl Street, Grand Rapid...
Significance: The bridge is a good example of open spandrel type arch construction, as described in engineering textbooks published during the first quarter of the twentieth century. This type of bridge constr... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Main Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Main Street, Painesville, ...
Significance: A significant aspect of the Main Street Bridge is not so much the material but the size of the Pennsylvania style pin connected through-truss. The bridge is a single span, 350 feet in length. Th... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
North Park Bridge, Spanning Grand River at North Park Street, Grand Ra...
Significance: The North Park Bridge is the second longest through Pratt truss bridge of its kind in Michigan. It has been officially determined to be eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic P... More
North Park Bridge, Spanning Grand River at North Park Street, Grand Ra...
Significance: The North Park Bridge is the second longest through Pratt truss bridge of its kind in Michigan. It has been officially determined to be eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic P... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Lewis Mill Bridge, Spanning Grand River Between Grand River & Marion T...
Significance: The Lewis Mill Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively throughout the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. Survey number: HAER MO-45 Building/structure dates:... More
Lewis Mill Bridge, Spanning Grand River Between Grand River & Marion T...
Significance: The Lewis Mill Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively throughout the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. Survey number: HAER MO-45 Building/structure dates:... More
Lewis Mill Bridge, Spanning Grand River Between Grand River & Marion T...
Significance: The Lewis Mill Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively throughout the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. Survey number: HAER MO-45 Building/structure dates:... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Rafting across Grand River G.H. Heap del. ; P.S. Duval & Co. lith. Phi...
Print shows a group of men, possibly Edward Fitzgerald Beale among them, on a crude raft paddling across the Grand (Colorado) River. Printed at top left: Pl. 1. Published in: Central route to the Pacific : fro... More
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Pearl Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Pearl Street, Grand Rapid...
Significance: The bridge is a good example of open spandrel type arch construction, as described in engineering textbooks published during the first quarter of the twentieth century. This type of bridge constr... More
Euritt Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Leon, Decatur County, IA
Significance: Pin-connected Pratt trusses were used for almost all of Iowa's wagon trusses in the late 19th century. The Grand River Bridge is distinguished among the surviving Pratts by its well-preserved con... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Bridge Street, Portland,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge in Portland is a rare two-span metal through truss, with two spans 100 feet in length, featuring decorative treatment at the end posts. This is the oldest known surviving... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Bridge Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Michigan & Bridge Streets,...
Significance: The Bridge Street Bridge is a rare example of a reinforced concrete arch, earth-filled bridge, and one of great size, measuring 468 feet long overall. This bridge is the second largest known surv... More
Jones Road Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Eagle, Clinton County, MI
Significance: The bridge is part of Clinton County's local road system which primarily serves existing agricultural development, rural residential uses, and related traffic. The bridge is a steel Baltimore thr... More
Lock Springs Bridge, Spanning Grand River on Cart Road 127, Lock Sprin...
Significance: The main span of the Lock Springs Bridge is an example of common Pratt truss used extensively through the country from 1844 to the early part of this century. The origin of the Warren truss appro... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Shiawassee Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River, Lansing, Ingham County...
Significance: The primary unique qualities of this bridge are associated with the integration of three basic design types within one structure, which originally blended in with the surrounding architecture and ... More
Miller Ford Bridge, Spanning Grand River at County Road 469, McFall, G...
Significance: The Miller Ford Bridge is a one-span steel, pin-connected camelback through truss, one of few built in Missouri and among the oldest of the ten that remain in use. It was built by the St. Joseph ... More
Pearl Street Bridge, Spanning Grand River at Pearl Street, Grand Rapid...
Significance: The bridge is a good example of open spandrel type arch construction, as described in engineering textbooks published during the first quarter of the twentieth century. This type of bridge constr... More