Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Looking Up Skunk Hollow Road from Pow-Wow to North
1983 Omaha pow-wow. Macy, Nebraska. Public domain photograph - historical image of Nebraska, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
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Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Contact Sheet: 1A-6A Flag-Lowering Ceremony; 7A-9A Willard Phillips S...
1983 Omaha pow-wow. Macy, Nebraska. Public domain photograph - historical image of Nebraska, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Looking Up Skunk Hollow Road from Pow-Wow to North
1983 Omaha pow-wow. Macy, Nebraska. Public domain photograph - historical image of Nebraska, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Group of slides: 1 Whipman David Blackbird Brings in Flag During Frida...
1983 Omaha pow-wow. Macy, Nebraska. Public domain photograph - historical image of Nebraska, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Skunk cabbage, ferns and alders keep this farmer in the hills hard at ...
Public domain photograph - historical image of Ohio, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
Bridgeport Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Denmark, Lee County, IA
Significance: The main span of this bridge may be the longest pinned truss remaining in Iowa and serves as a well-preserved example of a Pratt truss subtype - the Pennsylvania truss. The bridge is significant ... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More
Boyleston Bridge, Spanning Skunk River, Lowell, Henry County, IA
Significance: The Boylestown Bridge is a rare survivor of what once was a common truss type on the farm-to-market county road systems in the rural Midwest. According to an Iowa Department of Transportation bri... More
McDowell Bridge, Spanning North Skunk River, Montezuma, Poweshiek Coun...
Significance: The McDowell bridge was was built in 1883, towards the end of the heyday of the use of bowstring arch-trusses. In the 1860s and 1870s bowstring arch-trusses were used extensively because of their... More