Saturday, August 8, 2026

1885,2011 Stone Arch Road Bridge over Nineveh Creek near Camp Atterbury, IN

(Archived Bridge Hunter; Bridge Hunter; Historic Bridges; Satellite)

The name "Stone Arch" is because it carries Stone Arch Road, not because it is made with stone arches.

It is made with wrought iron. [BridgeHunter]

Street View, Jun 2019

It is obviously pin connected.
Street View, Jun 2019

HistoricBridges
81' (24.7m)
"This bridge is a beautiful example of the Massillon Bridge Company's work. The bridge is noted for its attractive and unusual portal bracing, composed of plate with flower-shaped cutouts. The bridge was restored in 2011, with no substantial loss to the bridge excellent historic integrity."

The "flowers" that HistoricBridges mentions.
Street View, Jun 2019

2010 photo by Anthony Dillon via BridgeHunter

3:06 video @ 2:30
The Stone Arch Road Bridge, Nineveh, Indiana

2:58 video @ 1:09
Stone Arch Road Bridge, Johnson County Indiana

Historic Bridges calls this the namesake bridge for the road.
Street View, Jul 2025

2:22 video @ 0:28
The Atterbury Stone Arch Bridge, Nineveh, Indiana

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