Historical Bryan Bridge by Richardphotos

Prime Members Gallery • Historical • posted on Aug 31, 2021

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Comments (12)

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starship64

1:26AM | Wed, 01 September 2021

Cool history! Thanks for sharing this.

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bakapo

11:32AM | Wed, 01 September 2021

Interesting info!

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mapps

11:58AM | Wed, 01 September 2021

AWESOME :-)

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eekdog

12:16PM | Wed, 01 September 2021

Love historic places and info on them. Cool and thanks for sharing.

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miwi

1:32PM | Wed, 01 September 2021

Super info,thanks;cool shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Glendaw

5:51PM | Wed, 01 September 2021

Very beautiful landmark and information.

Thanks for sharing Richard.

👍👏👍

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mifdesign

6:31PM | Wed, 01 September 2021

Great piece of engineering, superb capture.

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RodS

9:56PM | Thu, 02 September 2021

Fascinating information here. $55,564 in 1932... That would probably be 55 million today....

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daggerwilldo

10:49PM | Thu, 02 September 2021

These type of markers seem so durable. I wonder what it might look like in a hundred years? Really interesting Can you image a $55,000 price tag on anything but a man hole cover today?

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anahata.c

2:36AM | Fri, 03 September 2021

when I studied architecture (as an artist, not as an architect), we learned about the types of bridges, and I remember that cantilever truss bridges were often exquisite, with elaborate web work. This sign is fascinating, I didn't know that this bridge was so rare, and prized. It's amazing what finds there are lurking all over this country...

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