Ticonic Bridge

Name
Ticonic Bridge
Industry Type
Transportation
Industry
highway
Country
united states
State/County/Province
Maine
City
Waterville, Winslow
Notes
The Ticonic bridge, also called the Two Cent Bridge based on its original toll, is a small 700 foot long foot suspension bridge constructed in 1903. It was intended to ease transportation between the town of Waterville and the Hollingsworth & Whitney Company in Winslow, Maine. The bridge was a private effort, but was donated to the city of Waterville in 1960.

http://www.waterville-me.gov/content/1233605716chap-8.pdf
http://www.watervillemainstreet.org/historictour/twocent.php


Start Year
1903
End Year
0
Company
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Site Name
Ticonic Bridge
Collection
Vogel Slide Collection
Tags
transportation
highway
United States
Maine
Waterville
Winslow

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