The Susquehanna near Hallstead, Pennsylvania
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Susquehanna River near Conklin, N.Y
Date based on Detroit, Catalogue J (1901). Detroit Publishing Co. no. 012178. Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.
The Susquehanna near Danville Pennsylvania, mammoth plate negative
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Susquehanna River where Tom Hutler hid from the Indians (Deerslayer), ...
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Bainbridge Naval Training Station, Bainbridge, Maryland. View of Susqu...
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Market Street Bridge, Spanning East channel of Susquehanna River at Ma...
Significance: The river crossing where the bridge now stands had historically been the western gateway into Harrisburg. For over a century, spans here were operated by the Harrisburg Bridge Company, including t... More
East Bloomsburg Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Pennsylvania Rou...
Significance: The existing East Bloomsburg Bridge consists of six equal pin-connected through-truss spans of 190 foot length with two feet between end bearings at the piers for a total length of 1150 feet. The... More
East Bloomsburg Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Pennsylvania Rou...
Significance: The existing East Bloomsburg Bridge consists of six equal pin-connected through-truss spans of 190 foot length with two feet between end bearings at the piers for a total length of 1150 feet. The... More
East Bloomsburg Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Pennsylvania Rou...
Significance: The existing East Bloomsburg Bridge consists of six equal pin-connected through-truss spans of 190 foot length with two feet between end bearings at the piers for a total length of 1150 feet. The... More
Ouaquaga Bridge, Dutchtown Road, spanning Susquehanna River, Ouaquaga,...
Significance: The only multiple span, through lenticular truss bridge still in use as a vehicular bridge in the State of New York. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-35 Survey numb... More
Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River, Havre de Grace, ...
Significance: The Susquehanna River Bridge was constructed in 1908 to replace an older, timber Howe truss structure. The first bridge built by the B&O Railroad on this site consisted of twelve 250 foot spans, ... More
Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River, Havre de Grace, ...
Significance: The Susquehanna River Bridge was constructed in 1908 to replace an older, timber Howe truss structure. The first bridge built by the B&O Railroad on this site consisted of twelve 250 foot spans, ... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Selinsgrove Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River,...
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Allenwood Bridge, Spanning West Branch of Susquehanna River on State R...
Significance: Spanning the Susquehanna River at a long-established historic river crossing, the Allenwood Bridge is one of the oldest and longest spans crossing that river. Its builder, the Groton Bridge and M... More
Allenwood Bridge, Spanning West Branch of Susquehanna River on State R...
Significance: Spanning the Susquehanna River at a long-established historic river crossing, the Allenwood Bridge is one of the oldest and longest spans crossing that river. Its builder, the Groton Bridge and M... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Su...
Significance: The structure is significant as a late example of a reinforced concrete arch design by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, and perhaps the longest such structure on the former P&R system. Its des... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Su...
Significance: The structure is significant as a late example of a reinforced concrete arch design by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, and perhaps the longest such structure on the former P&R system. Its des... More
Erie Railway, Delaware Division, Bridge 189.46, Spanning Starucca Cree...
Significance: The Starrucca Viaduct was built by the Erie Railway in 1848, under the supervision of the engineers J.P. Kirkwood and J.W. Adams, and has been recognized, from the time of its construction, as one... More
Erie Railway, Delaware Division, Bridge 189.46, Spanning Starucca Cree...
Significance: The Starrucca Viaduct was built by the Erie Railway in 1848, under the supervision of the engineers J.P. Kirkwood and J.W. Adams, and has been recognized, from the time of its construction, as one... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Dorrance Colliery Fan Complex, South side of Susquehanna River at Rout...
Significance: The Dorrance Colliery's mine fan complex spanned the history of the colliery. The oldest fan, an 1883 cast iron and wood Guibal, is the last known survival of the most common type used in the ant... More
Dorrance Colliery Fan Complex, South side of Susquehanna River at Rout...
Significance: The Dorrance Colliery's mine fan complex spanned the history of the colliery. The oldest fan, an 1883 cast iron and wood Guibal, is the last known survival of the most common type used in the ant... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Breslau Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River at Hannover...
Significance: It is an exceptionally long, multiple-span steel truss structure, comprising six Parker truss spans in combination with steel plate girder and reinforced concrete approach spans. Constructed in 19... More
Breslau Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River at Hannover...
Significance: It is an exceptionally long, multiple-span steel truss structure, comprising six Parker truss spans in combination with steel plate girder and reinforced concrete approach spans. Constructed in 19... More
Breslau Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River at Hannover...
Significance: It is an exceptionally long, multiple-span steel truss structure, comprising six Parker truss spans in combination with steel plate girder and reinforced concrete approach spans. Constructed in 19... More
![[View from Blue Hill showing Northumberland & Sunbury, Pennsylvania at the junction of the north and west branches of the Susquehanna River]](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn4/L3Bob3RvLzIwMTkvMDkvMjIvdmlldy1mcm9tLWJsdWUtaGlsbC1zaG93aW5nLW5vcnRodW1iZXJsYW5kLWFuZC1zdW5idXJ5LXBhLWF0LXRoZS1qdW5jdGlvbi1vZi0wODg1ZTgtMTAyNC5qcGc%3D/40/6/webp "[View from Blue Hill showing Northumberland & Sunbury, Pennsylvania at the junction of the north and west branches of the Susquehanna River]")
[View from Blue Hill showing Northumberland & Sunbury, Pennsylvania at...
H52340 U.S. Copyright Office Copyright deposit; Ripple Studios; October 31, 1904. Copyright claimant's address: Sunbury, Pa. Title derived from copyright deposit records.
Susquehanna River below Binghamton, N.Y.
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Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Lincoln Hi...
Significance: When it was dedicated on Armistice Day, 1930, the bridge was the longest multiple-arch concrete bridge in the world. 28 three-ribbed open-spandrel reinforced concrete arches, carry the bridge acro... More
Mill Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Mill Street, Coopers...
Significance: The bridge is typical of many Pratt truss bridges constructed in this area during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The structure is located within the Cooperstown Historic District and is a cont... More
Mill Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Mill Street, Coopers...
Significance: The bridge is typical of many Pratt truss bridges constructed in this area during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The structure is located within the Cooperstown Historic District and is a cont... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Ouaquaga Bridge, Dutchtown Road, spanning Susquehanna River, Ouaquaga,...
Significance: The only multiple span, through lenticular truss bridge still in use as a vehicular bridge in the State of New York. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-35 Survey numb... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Rockville Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River, N...
Significance: The stone arch bridge at Rockville's remains the world's longest of its type. It best represents the Pennsylvania's Railroad's monumental capitol investment and desire for "permanent" structures a... More
Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River, Havre de Grace, ...
Significance: The Susquehanna River Bridge was constructed in 1908 to replace an older, timber Howe truss structure. The first bridge built by the B&O Railroad on this site consisted of twelve 250 foot spans, ... More
West Branch Pennsylvania Canal, Lock No. 34 Lock Keeper's House, South...
Significance: The lock keeper's house at Lock No. 34 (see HAER No. PA-188-A) is a historically significant remnant of the Pennsylvania state-built canal system. Part of the West Branch Pennsylvania Canal (see ... More
Allenwood Bridge, Spanning West Branch of Susquehanna River on State R...
Significance: Spanning the Susquehanna River at a long-established historic river crossing, the Allenwood Bridge is one of the oldest and longest spans crossing that river. Its builder, the Groton Bridge and M... More
Erie Railway, Delaware Division, Bridge 189.46, Spanning Starucca Cree...
Significance: The Starrucca Viaduct was built by the Erie Railway in 1848, under the supervision of the engineers J.P. Kirkwood and J.W. Adams, and has been recognized, from the time of its construction, as one... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Dorrance Colliery Fan Complex, South side of Susquehanna River at Rout...
Significance: The Dorrance Colliery's mine fan complex spanned the history of the colliery. The oldest fan, an 1883 cast iron and wood Guibal, is the last known survival of the most common type used in the ant... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Breslau Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River at Hannover...
Significance: It is an exceptionally long, multiple-span steel truss structure, comprising six Parker truss spans in combination with steel plate girder and reinforced concrete approach spans. Constructed in 19... More
Breslau Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River at Hannover...
Significance: It is an exceptionally long, multiple-span steel truss structure, comprising six Parker truss spans in combination with steel plate girder and reinforced concrete approach spans. Constructed in 19... More
![View on the Susquehannah [Pennsylvania] - Public domain scenic drawing](https://cache.getarchive.net/Prod/thumb/cdn4/L3Bob3RvLzE4MzcvMDEvMDEvdmlldy1vbi10aGUtc3VzcXVlaGFubmFoLXBhLTY0MC5qcGc%3D/40/27/webp "View on the Susquehannah [Pennsylvania] - Public domain scenic drawing")
View on the Susquehannah [Pennsylvania] - Public domain scenic drawing
Illus. in: Lucas' progressive drawing book. Balto., 1837. Aquatint after E. Van Blon.
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Fishing for salmon on the Susquehanna ...
Picryl description: Public domain image of fishing, fishing boat, river, lake, nature, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Lincoln Hi...
Significance: When it was dedicated on Armistice Day, 1930, the bridge was the longest multiple-arch concrete bridge in the world. 28 three-ribbed open-spandrel reinforced concrete arches, carry the bridge acro... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning East channel of Susquehanna River at Ma...
Significance: The river crossing where the bridge now stands had historically been the western gateway into Harrisburg. For over a century, spans here were operated by the Harrisburg Bridge Company, including t... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning East channel of Susquehanna River at Ma...
Significance: The river crossing where the bridge now stands had historically been the western gateway into Harrisburg. For over a century, spans here were operated by the Harrisburg Bridge Company, including t... More
Mill Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Mill Street, Coopers...
Significance: The bridge is typical of many Pratt truss bridges constructed in this area during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The structure is located within the Cooperstown Historic District and is a cont... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Ouaquaga Bridge, Dutchtown Road, spanning Susquehanna River, Ouaquaga,...
Significance: The only multiple span, through lenticular truss bridge still in use as a vehicular bridge in the State of New York. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-35 Survey numb... More
Ouaquaga Bridge, Dutchtown Road, spanning Susquehanna River, Ouaquaga,...
Significance: The only multiple span, through lenticular truss bridge still in use as a vehicular bridge in the State of New York. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-35 Survey numb... More
Pennsylvania Railroad, Selinsgrove Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River,...
Picryl description: Public domain vintage artistic photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image.
West Branch Pennsylvania Canal, South of State Route 664 along North b...
Significance: An important link in the statewide transportation network of the nineteenth century, the West Branch Pennsylvania Canal did much to economically develop the valley of the West Branch of the Susque... More
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Su...
Significance: The structure is significant as a late example of a reinforced concrete arch design by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad, and perhaps the longest such structure on the former P&R system. Its des... More
Erie Railway, Delaware Division, Bridge 189.46, Spanning Starucca Cree...
Significance: The Starrucca Viaduct was built by the Erie Railway in 1848, under the supervision of the engineers J.P. Kirkwood and J.W. Adams, and has been recognized, from the time of its construction, as one... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Walnut Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Walnut Street (Sta...
Significance: The bridge is a representative example of a late 19th century factory-manufactured roadway bridge. The bridge consists of 15 pin-connected wrought-iron Baltimore-type through-truss spans manufactu... More
Dorrance Colliery Fan Complex, South side of Susquehanna River at Rout...
Significance: The Dorrance Colliery's mine fan complex spanned the history of the colliery. The oldest fan, an 1883 cast iron and wood Guibal, is the last known survival of the most common type used in the ant... More
Dorrance Colliery Fan Complex, South side of Susquehanna River at Rout...
Significance: The Dorrance Colliery's mine fan complex spanned the history of the colliery. The oldest fan, an 1883 cast iron and wood Guibal, is the last known survival of the most common type used in the ant... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning North Branch of Susquehanna River, Wilk...
Significance: The 1929 Market Street Bridge, the fourth and grandest structure to cross the Susquehanna River at this location, reflects the evolution of Wilkes-Barre from an 18th-century agricultural settlemen... More
Campbell's Ledge, on the Susquehanna near Pittston, Pa
Date based on Detroit, Catalogue J (1901). Detroit Publishing Co. no. 012238. Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.
Hanging rock on the Susquehanna near Danville, Pennsylvania
Picryl description: Public domain image of railroad tracks, railway, train car, free to use, no copyright restrictions.
Hanging rock on the Susquehanna, near Danville, Pennsylvania
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Susquehanna River at Owego Narrows, N.Y
Detroit Publishing Co. no. 012182. Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.
Market Street Bridge, Spanning East channel of Susquehanna River at Ma...
Significance: The river crossing where the bridge now stands had historically been the western gateway into Harrisburg. For over a century, spans here were operated by the Harrisburg Bridge Company, including t... More
Market Street Bridge, Spanning East channel of Susquehanna River at Ma...
Significance: The river crossing where the bridge now stands had historically been the western gateway into Harrisburg. For over a century, spans here were operated by the Harrisburg Bridge Company, including t... More
Mill Street Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Mill Street, Coopers...
Significance: The bridge is typical of many Pratt truss bridges constructed in this area during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The structure is located within the Cooperstown Historic District and is a cont... More
East Bloomsburg Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Pennsylvania Rou...
Significance: The existing East Bloomsburg Bridge consists of six equal pin-connected through-truss spans of 190 foot length with two feet between end bearings at the piers for a total length of 1150 feet. The... More
East Bloomsburg Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River at Pennsylvania Rou...
Significance: The existing East Bloomsburg Bridge consists of six equal pin-connected through-truss spans of 190 foot length with two feet between end bearings at the piers for a total length of 1150 feet. The... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Catawissa Bridge, Spanning north branch of Susquehanna River, 3.5 mile...
Significance: The existing Catawissa Bridge, built in 1898 by the Pennsylvania Bridge Company of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, consists of four (4) steel through-truss spans, each 304 feet long, for a total lengt... More
Ouaquaga Bridge, Dutchtown Road, spanning Susquehanna River, Ouaquaga,...
Significance: The only multiple span, through lenticular truss bridge still in use as a vehicular bridge in the State of New York. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-35 Survey numb... More
Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River, Havre de Grace, ...
Significance: The Susquehanna River Bridge was constructed in 1908 to replace an older, timber Howe truss structure. The first bridge built by the B&O Railroad on this site consisted of twelve 250 foot spans, ... More
Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River, Havre de Grace, ...
Significance: The Susquehanna River Bridge was constructed in 1908 to replace an older, timber Howe truss structure. The first bridge built by the B&O Railroad on this site consisted of twelve 250 foot spans, ... More
Susquehanna River Bridge, Spanning Susquehanna River, Havre de Grace, ...
Significance: The Susquehanna River Bridge was constructed in 1908 to replace an older, timber Howe truss structure. The first bridge built by the B&O Railroad on this site consisted of twelve 250 foot spans, ... More