"The bridge is named for Percy Pennybacker, who designed bridges for the Texas Highway Department and was a pioneer in the technology of welded structures." It is made with weahering steel. [ArchivedBridgeHunter]
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| 1989 photo by roger Deschner via ArchivedBridgeHunter, License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike (CC BY-SA) |
There is a serious cut in a bluff on the north side.
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| 2014 photo by royce and bobette Haley via BridgeHunter, cropped This 1150' (350m) bridge has a 600' (183m) main span. |
It appears that this photo was taken from an overlook on the river's bluff.
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| Lonestar Hippie Hiker posted What a View Wednesday Lonestar Hippie Hiker shared Dennis DeBruler: Found it: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xi2uJmeD27eggyEB8 |
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