North Carolina Route 1006 Bridge, Spanning Catawba River, Catawba, Cat...
Significance: Built for the Southern Power Company in 1916, the bridge is one of the largest multi-span truss bridges. It consists of a 240' and a 252' Petit truss, a 200' Camelback, and two 96' Pratt Through ... More
North Carolina Route 1006 Bridge, Spanning Catawba River, Catawba, Cat...
Significance: Built for the Southern Power Company in 1916, the bridge is one of the largest multi-span truss bridges. It consists of a 240' and a 252' Petit truss, a 200' Camelback, and two 96' Pratt Through ... More
North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge, Spanning Toe River, Relief, Mitchell...
Significance: North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge has the unique feature of containing a riveted 159-foot Camelback and a pin-connected 125-foot Pratt. Because of Yancey County's devastating floods, the bridge co... More
North Carolina Route 1006 Bridge, Spanning Catawba River, Catawba, Cat...
Significance: Built for the Southern Power Company in 1916, the bridge is one of the largest multi-span truss bridges. It consists of a 240' and a 252' Petit truss, a 200' Camelback, and two 96' Pratt Through ... More
North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge, Spanning Toe River, Relief, Mitchell...
Significance: North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge has the unique feature of containing a riveted 159-foot Camelback and a pin-connected 125-foot Pratt. Because of Yancey County's devastating floods, the bridge co... More
North Carolina Route 1116 Bridge, Spanning Jacob Fork River, Longview,...
Significance: This Pratt Half-Hip bridge is 56 feet long. The joints are all pin-connected and contain another unusual feature, bolted caps on the pins. Instead of the more common substructure of masonry pier... More
North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge, Spanning Toe River, Relief, Mitchell...
Significance: North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge has the unique feature of containing a riveted 159-foot Camelback and a pin-connected 125-foot Pratt. Because of Yancey County's devastating floods, the bridge co... More
North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge, Spanning Toe River, Relief, Mitchell...
Significance: North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge has the unique feature of containing a riveted 159-foot Camelback and a pin-connected 125-foot Pratt. Because of Yancey County's devastating floods, the bridge co... More
North Carolina Route 1417 Bridge, Spanning Dan River, Danbury, Stokes ...
Significance: This Pratt Pony truss bridge spans a narrow gorge of the Dan River. Its builder, the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, combined the following details into its bridges: threaded pins, laced vertic... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 2408 Bridge, Spanning Bull Creek, Asheville, Bunc...
Significance: The bridge is 45' long. Divided into four panels, this rivet-connected Warren Pony truss is made of built-up members typical for this construction date. The substructure of the span is made of s... More
North Carolina Route 2408 Bridge, Spanning Bull Creek, Asheville, Bunc...
Significance: The bridge is 45' long. Divided into four panels, this rivet-connected Warren Pony truss is made of built-up members typical for this construction date. The substructure of the span is made of s... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
Bridge No. 249, Spanning Abbotts Creek at State Route 2294, Southmont,...
Significance: Bridge No. 249 in Davidson County, is the central member of a long earthen bridge across the backwaters of High Rock Lake. It contains three trusses, a 150 foot Parker truss dividend into eight p... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1006 Bridge, Spanning Catawba River, Catawba, Cat...
Significance: Built for the Southern Power Company in 1916, the bridge is one of the largest multi-span truss bridges. It consists of a 240' and a 252' Petit truss, a 200' Camelback, and two 96' Pratt Through ... More
North Carolina Route 1417 Bridge, Spanning Dan River, Danbury, Stokes ...
Significance: This Pratt Pony truss bridge spans a narrow gorge of the Dan River. Its builder, the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, combined the following details into its bridges: threaded pins, laced vertic... More
North Carolina Route 2408 Bridge, Spanning Bull Creek, Asheville, Bunc...
Significance: The bridge is 45' long. Divided into four panels, this rivet-connected Warren Pony truss is made of built-up members typical for this construction date. The substructure of the span is made of s... More
North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge, Spanning Toe River, Relief, Mitchell...
Significance: North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge has the unique feature of containing a riveted 159-foot Camelback and a pin-connected 125-foot Pratt. Because of Yancey County's devastating floods, the bridge co... More
Bridge No. 249, Spanning Abbotts Creek at State Route 2294, Southmont,...
Significance: Bridge No. 249 in Davidson County, is the central member of a long earthen bridge across the backwaters of High Rock Lake. It contains three trusses, a 150 foot Parker truss dividend into eight p... More
Bridge No. 249, Spanning Abbotts Creek at State Route 2294, Southmont,...
Significance: Bridge No. 249 in Davidson County, is the central member of a long earthen bridge across the backwaters of High Rock Lake. It contains three trusses, a 150 foot Parker truss dividend into eight p... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge, Spanning Toe River, Relief, Mitchell...
Significance: North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge has the unique feature of containing a riveted 159-foot Camelback and a pin-connected 125-foot Pratt. Because of Yancey County's devastating floods, the bridge co... More
Bridge No. 249, Spanning Abbotts Creek at State Route 2294, Southmont,...
Significance: Bridge No. 249 in Davidson County, is the central member of a long earthen bridge across the backwaters of High Rock Lake. It contains three trusses, a 150 foot Parker truss dividend into eight p... More
North Carolina Route 1417 Bridge, Spanning Dan River, Danbury, Stokes ...
Significance: This Pratt Pony truss bridge spans a narrow gorge of the Dan River. Its builder, the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, combined the following details into its bridges: threaded pins, laced vertic... More
North Carolina Route 2408 Bridge, Spanning Bull Creek, Asheville, Bunc...
Significance: The bridge is 45' long. Divided into four panels, this rivet-connected Warren Pony truss is made of built-up members typical for this construction date. The substructure of the span is made of s... More
North Carolina Route 1116 Bridge, Spanning Jacob Fork River, Longview,...
Significance: This Pratt Half-Hip bridge is 56 feet long. The joints are all pin-connected and contain another unusual feature, bolted caps on the pins. Instead of the more common substructure of masonry pier... More
North Carolina Route 1116 Bridge, Spanning Jacob Fork River, Longview,...
Significance: This Pratt Half-Hip bridge is 56 feet long. The joints are all pin-connected and contain another unusual feature, bolted caps on the pins. Instead of the more common substructure of masonry pier... More
North Carolina Route 2408 Bridge, Spanning Bull Creek, Asheville, Bunc...
Significance: The bridge is 45' long. Divided into four panels, this rivet-connected Warren Pony truss is made of built-up members typical for this construction date. The substructure of the span is made of s... More
North Carolina Route 1116 Bridge, Spanning Jacob Fork River, Longview,...
Significance: This Pratt Half-Hip bridge is 56 feet long. The joints are all pin-connected and contain another unusual feature, bolted caps on the pins. Instead of the more common substructure of masonry pier... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge, Spanning Toe River, Relief, Mitchell...
Significance: North Carolina Route 1314 Bridge has the unique feature of containing a riveted 159-foot Camelback and a pin-connected 125-foot Pratt. Because of Yancey County's devastating floods, the bridge co... More
North Carolina Route 1006 Bridge, Spanning Catawba River, Catawba, Cat...
Significance: Built for the Southern Power Company in 1916, the bridge is one of the largest multi-span truss bridges. It consists of a 240' and a 252' Petit truss, a 200' Camelback, and two 96' Pratt Through ... More
North Carolina Route 1417 Bridge, Spanning Dan River, Danbury, Stokes ...
Significance: This Pratt Pony truss bridge spans a narrow gorge of the Dan River. Its builder, the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, combined the following details into its bridges: threaded pins, laced vertic... More
North Carolina Route 1417 Bridge, Spanning Dan River, Danbury, Stokes ...
Significance: This Pratt Pony truss bridge spans a narrow gorge of the Dan River. Its builder, the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, combined the following details into its bridges: threaded pins, laced vertic... More
North Carolina Route 1116 Bridge, Spanning Jacob Fork River, Longview,...
Significance: This Pratt Half-Hip bridge is 56 feet long. The joints are all pin-connected and contain another unusual feature, bolted caps on the pins. Instead of the more common substructure of masonry pier... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More
North Carolina Route 1417 Bridge, Spanning Dan River, Danbury, Stokes ...
Significance: This Pratt Pony truss bridge spans a narrow gorge of the Dan River. Its builder, the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, combined the following details into its bridges: threaded pins, laced vertic... More
North Carolina Route 2408 Bridge, Spanning Bull Creek, Asheville, Bunc...
Significance: The bridge is 45' long. Divided into four panels, this rivet-connected Warren Pony truss is made of built-up members typical for this construction date. The substructure of the span is made of s... More
North Carolina Route 2408 Bridge, Spanning Bull Creek, Asheville, Bunc...
Significance: The bridge is 45' long. Divided into four panels, this rivet-connected Warren Pony truss is made of built-up members typical for this construction date. The substructure of the span is made of s... More
North Carolina Route 1412 Bridge, Spanning Leepers Creek, Laboratory, ...
Significance: It is the earliest bridge to contain rolled sections in its truss system. The span is 120' and divided into seven panels. It contains the characteristic bolted pins of the Owego Company, builder... More