1924 US-66 Walnut Canyon Bridge and Former Texaco Station at Winona, AZ

Bridge: (Archived Bridge Hunter; Bridge Hunter; no Historic Bridges; Satellite)

Gas Station: (Satellite, the building is now the food mart for a Shell station.)

US-66 Overview

Street View, Jan 2026

Street View, Jun 2022

2009 photo my James McCray via BridgeHunter
The span length is 100' (30.5m).

Route 66 Road Relics posted four photos with the comment:

Don't forget Winona on Route 66.

The Walnut Canyon Bridge built in 1924.

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Bonus

Route 66 Postcards posted three photos with the comment:

It is time we featured Winona, Arizona, along Route 66, with its beautiful view of the San Francisco Peaks.  Here is a "then, later, & now" of the Winona Trading Post and Texaco service station along old Route 66 in Winona, with two postcards showing its changes over time and a Google 'now' image. Winona was never really a town, but it gained a lot of notoriety for rhyming with Arizona in the famous song, "Route 66," originally sung by Nat King Cole, with words & lyrics by Bobby Troup.  That verse:

      Now you go through Saint Looey

      Joplin, Missouri,

      And Oklahoma City is mighty pretty.

      You see Amarillo,

      Gallup, New Mexico,

      Flagstaff, Arizona.

      Don't forget Winona,

      Kingman, Barstow, San Bernardino

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