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Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferson, Marion, OR

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferso...

Significance: The Santiam River Bridge is a prime example of C.B. McCullough's application of the Art Deco style that he preferred to use in embellishing reinforced-concrete arch bridges in the 1930s. Unproces... More

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferson, Marion, OR

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferso...

Significance: The Santiam River Bridge is a prime example of C.B. McCullough's application of the Art Deco style that he preferred to use in embellishing reinforced-concrete arch bridges in the 1930s. Unproces... More

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferson, Marion, OR

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferso...

Significance: The Santiam River Bridge is a prime example of C.B. McCullough's application of the Art Deco style that he preferred to use in embellishing reinforced-concrete arch bridges in the 1930s. Unproces... More

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferson, Marion, OR

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferso...

Significance: The Santiam River Bridge is a prime example of C.B. McCullough's application of the Art Deco style that he preferred to use in embellishing reinforced-concrete arch bridges in the 1930s. Unproces... More

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferson, Marion, OR

Santiam River Bridge, Spans Santiam River at State Route 164, Jefferso...

Significance: The Santiam River Bridge is a prime example of C.B. McCullough's application of the Art Deco style that he preferred to use in embellishing reinforced-concrete arch bridges in the 1930s. Unproces... More