Shoemaker's Bridge
Shoemaker's Bridge above Clarkstown over Little Muncy Creek, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. Bridge is 35 paces long and 75 years old.
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Kremer Bridge
Kremer Bridge in Greenwood Township over Muddy Run, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Bridge is 15 paces long.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Isaac Heacock Bridge
Isaac Heacock Bridge, over Muddy Run, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Columbia County Bridge 112
Columbia County Bridge 112 between Orangeville and Rohrsburg over Green Creek, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Bridge was built in August 1912 and
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Rhone Bridge
Rhone Bridge over Green Creek in Greenwood Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Bridge is 15 paces long.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Green Creek Bridge
Bridge over Green Creek in Columbia County, half a mile from Orangeville, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Bridge is 22 paces long.
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Greek Creek Bridge
Bridge over Green Creek in Columbia County, half a mile from Orangeville. Bridge is 22 paces long.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Eyer's Grove Bridge
Eyer's Grove Bridge over Little Fishing Creek in Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Bridge is 16 paces.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Fernville Bridge
Fernville Bridge over Fishing Creek inthe town of Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. The bridge was kept in repair by Charles Welliver. A
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Fernville Bridge
Fernville Bridge over Fishing Creek in the town of Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. The bridge was kept in repair by Charles Welliver. A
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Little Gap Bridge
Entrance to Little Gap Bridge over Chopoco Creek at Little Gap, Carbon County, Pennsylvania.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Old Red Bridge
Interior of the Old Red Bridge over Middle Creek at Dreese, Snyder County, Pennsylvania.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Old Red Bridge
Side view of the Old Red Bridge over Middle Creek at Dreese, Snyder County, Pennsylvania.
Measurements: 8" x 9 1/2"
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Wallace Run Bridge
Side view of the bridge over Wallace Run near the junction with Loyalsock Creek three miles above Slabtown, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania. This
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Wallace Run Bridge
Exterior of the bridge over Wallace Run at the junction with Loyalsock Creek, three miles above Slabtown, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania which was
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Renninger's Bridge
Renninger's Bridge over the Middle Creek south of Salem, at Paulings, Snyder County, Pennsylvania with a 105 foot span.
Measurements: 8" x
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Twin Bridges
Twin Bridges over Middle Creek at Globe Mills, Snyder County, Pennsylvania looking south. The span is approximately 108 feet long and has a 6 ton
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Twin Bridges
Twin Bridges over Middle Creek at Globe Mills, Snyder County, Pennsylvania looking south toward the twin span. Twin Bridges had a 6 ton capacity
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Little Buffalo Bridge
Interior detail of the bridge over Little Buffalo Creek at Taylorville, Union County, Pennsylvania, with a space of 17 paces long and constructed
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Nogel's Bridge
Interior of Nogel's Bridge over Buffalo Creek, near Dale's Hill, Union County, Pennsylvania. The span is 53 paces long. According to the statement
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Nogel's Bridge
Nogel's Bridge over Buffalo Creek at Dale's Hill, Union County, Pennsylvania. 52 paces in length. In a long span such as 150 to 160 feet, the
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Nogel's Bridge
Under structure of Nogel's Bridge over Buffalo Creek, Union County, Pennsylvania, near Dale's Hill and two miles west of Lewisburg. Built by Peter
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Shriner's Island Bridge
Bridge at Shriner's Island over Buffalo Creek, Union County, Pennsylvania. Flood waters of the Susquehanna River backed upstream in Buffalo Creek
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Shriner's Island Bridge
South entrance to Shriner's Island Bridge over Buffalo Creek, Union County, Pennsylvania, one mile from Lewisburg, Pa. George Weidensaul in the
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Shriner's Island Bridge
South entrance to Shriner's Island Bridge over Buffalo Creek, Union County, Pennsylvania, one mile from Lewisburg. Two spans with a middle pier in
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