If you are here because of "B&O Bridge #464 over Old River in Cleveland, OH," then you need to go there.
(Bridge Hunter; no Historic Bridges; Satellite)
This deck truss bridge is 2141' (653m) long with a span of 608' (185m). [BridgeHunter]
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Street View, Nov 2021 |
I include this view to show that it launches from a high river bluff.
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Street View, Sep 2016 |
I learned of this bridge because of this photo of a steel mill. It is in the left background.
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Frank Jacobs III posted via Dennis DeBruler Monessen Pa |
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wtae It is officially the Stan Musial Bridge because Donora was his hometown. [But no source that I looked at including Google Maps has used that name.] |
This is what it looked like before it was rehabilitated.
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Scott Beveridge Flickr |
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Jacob H. Ford Photography added Here's another shot from this morning, of the towboat, King Conan pushing a few barges down the Monongahela River towards the Donora/Monessen Bridge, while the morning sunlight illuminated the rising fog, creating a perfect silhouette of the bridge seen through a filter of fog. I included some vegetation along the riverbank in the foreground of this image to give it a little more perspective and scale, and am really happy with the way this shot turned out was well, though slightly different from the last image I shared earlier. Still quite a few more images to share from this morning's fog in the valley, so stay tuned for those. Enjoy! Photo taken: September 9, 2025 #monessenpennsylvania #monongahelariver #monvalley #westmorelandcounty #visitpa #monessen #canonrebelt6 Prints —-> Coming soon! Etsy Store —-> https://jhfordphotography.etsy.com Website —-> https://www.jacobhfordphotography.com/ |
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