Stone Arch Bridge Mn

Stone Arch Bridge Mn. Stone Arch Bridge from the Mill City Museum observation deck today r/minnesota The Stone Arch Bridge was called "Hill's Folly" during its construction, but once complete, it became a recognized and admired symbol of Minneapolis The 2,100 foot long Stone Arch Bridge was designed by Charles C

Smith to do the design which resulted in the 2100-foot long bridge with 23 arches and an 817-foot, six-degree curve on the west end. Originally a working train bridge made of native granite and limestone, the Stone Arch.

Stone Arch Bridge, Minneapolis, Minnesota Stock Photo Image of bridge, historic 20559474

It carried two tracks into downtown Minneapolis and at its peak brought 80 passenger trains a day into Union Station. [2] The bridge was built to connect the railway system to the new Union Depot, which at that time was planned to be. The Stone Arch Bridge was called "Hill's Folly" during its construction, but once complete, it became a recognized and admired symbol of Minneapolis

Minneapolis Famous Stone Arch Bridge by Jimkruger. Hill in 1883 this iconic structure is the oldest bridge in Minneapolis The bridge was commonly used in letterhead and advertising materials, and it was frequently photographed, often in conjunction with the neighboring Industrial Exposition Building and Washburn and.

Downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota As Seen from the Famous Stone Arch Bridge Stock Image Image of. The Stone Arch Bridge is a former railroad bridge crossing the Mississippi River at Saint Anthony Falls in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota.It is the only arched bridge made of stone on the entire Mississippi River The last train crossed the Stone Arch Bridge on that day