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This is the plaque from the 1933 bridge that provided the new US-112 alignment. it is now mounted on the new slab bridge.
This is what modern bridge "engineering" has managed to reduce plaques to. This would fit in your pocket. A far cry from plaques seen on bridges such as the Hickory Bridge. However, the "plaque", with a 1997 date on it, does inform visitors of how many years they missed the 1933 bridge by.
Views of the truss bridge plaques.
South elevation from modern bridge.
Portal views facing east.
Portal views facing west.
View beside bridge from southeast quadrant.
Views from southeast quadrant.
View beside bridge from southwest quadrant.
View from southwest quadrant.
Turtle seen at bridge.
Views of the trusses.
Various views of truss sections.
Various views of truss sections from modern bridge.
Views of the plaques.
Views looking east on the sidewalk.
