1889 Old KY-84 White Mills Bridge over Nolin River in White Mills, KY

(Bridge Hunter; Historic Bridges; B&T; Satellite)

KY-84 was rerouted to a newer bridge in 1964.

Street View, Jun 2008, out-of-frame to the right is a 1-ton weight limit sign.

It is obviously pin connected.

Street View

White Mill dam:

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1 of 3 photos posted by Bridges & Tunnels
In a time when truss bridges are becoming increasingly scarce, it is encouraging to observe the state of Kentucky's dedication to preserving some of its historic bridges when feasible. The White Mills Bridge, constructed in 1899 by the Champion Bridge Company, spans the Nolin River in White Mills and is a part of KY Route 1866. Prior to the completion of a new alignment around the town in 1964, the bridge served as a component of KY Route 84.
➤ Check out more photos of the White Mills Bridge at
 http://bridgestunnels.com/location/white-mills-bridge/ 

Dennis DeBruler commented on B&T's post
The original KY-84.
1949 Summit Quad @ 24,000

HistoricBridges mentions that it had revited steel bents.

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