1909: (
Bridge Hunter)
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David Daruszka posted Found postcard in discarded photo album.
Dennis DeBruler: It looks like the 1909 swing bride, which was replaced by the 1949 Scherzer rolling-lift bridge |
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1910 Postcard via BridgeHunter-1909 |
Update: you can skip the street views below, someone has posted a photo of the bridge.
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Jonathan Konopka posted This is the Blossomland Bridge in St. Joseph, Michigan. It is a bascule bridge that was built in 1948 and carries Michigan State Route 63 over the St. Joseph River. |
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1 of 10 photos posted by Michael Moran |
When I realized that the control tower was missing in all of the above views, I added this roadside view. I included part of the deck to show that it sill has a metal grate. The swing bridge in the background is the
Amtrak/PM Bridge.
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