Frederick Swinging Bridge

Name
Frederick Swinging Bridge
Industry Type
Transportation
Industry
highway
Country
united states
State/County/Province
Maryland
City
Frederick
Notes
The Frederick Swinging Bridge is a small pedestrian suspension bridge originally built to cross Carroll Creek and Bentz Street in the town of Frederick. The bridge was constructed by a local foundry (Buckey and Firestone) at a cost of $685.59. The bridge was moved from its original site in 1928 to the city park. It is the only known surviving iron pedestrian swing bridge in the state.

http://www.sha.state.md.us/keepingcurrent/maintainRoadsBridges/bridges/OPPE/historicBridges/VIII-MSB.pdf
Start Year
1885
End Year
0
Company
Buckey and Firestone
Site Name
Frederick Swinging Bridge
Collection
Vogel Slide Collection
Tags
transportation
highway
United States
Maryland
Frederick

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