1896: A suspension bridge
1930: A cantilever bridge
1986: (Archived Bridge Hunter; no Historic Bridges (built 1986); 3D Satellite)It is also called the Monaca Rochester Bridge.
Monaca has three impressive truss bridges including this relatively modern one.
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| Jackson-Township historical preservation posted The Monaca Bridge in the borough of Rochester, Beaver County around 1919. |
A photo of the 1930 cantilever bridge.
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| Little Beaver Historical Society posted 1948 aerial view confluence of the Beaver and Ohio river. [The Ohio River road bridge is on the left, and the Ohio River railroad bridge is on the right.] Lloyd Scott Hardin shared Dennis DeBruler: This is the first photo I have seen that has the 1930-86 cantilever bridge. |
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| Little Beaver Historical Society posted Construction of the first Rochester /Monaca Bridge. The first of 3 bridges between the two towns this original bridge crossed very near where the Beaver Valley Bowl building is. The next bridge was where the current bridge sits. Dale Barrett: built in the late 1890's, stood till the new bridge was built in 1930. |
According to some comments on the above post, this 10th Street remnant went to the bridge.
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| Street View, Aug 2024 (Satellite) |
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| Shell Pennsylvania Chemicals posted In this week of Thanksgiving, we'd like to express our thanks to everyone who attended the Monaca Community Meeting on Thursday. We enjoyed the opportunity to meet you in person, and appreciate your valuable thoughts and feedback. (photo credit: monacapa.net) [Shell is building a huge polyethylene plant in Monaca.] |
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| S Ock, Dec 2018 |
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| Ian Bowling posted CSX Q331 passes over the ex P&LE Beaver Bridge to continue it’s journey West towards New Castle, PA. The tracks below are the NS the Cleveland Line and in the distance to the left, are the tracks for the NS Fort Wayne Line. Enjoy! Bridgewater, PA Roger Riblett shared [The first road bridge is this bridge.] |
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| Gretchen Brubaker Harich commented on a post Saw it as it [LST-325] went up the river to Pgh!!! |
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