Lincoln Highway Bridge, Historical concrete bridge in Tama, United States.
The Lincoln Highway Bridge is a concrete structure that spans Tama Mud Creek and features guard rails with carved inscriptions on their surfaces. The construction was designed to carry traffic in both directions while crossing the waterway below.
The bridge was built in 1915 as a sign of progress in transportation technology and infrastructure development. It was part of the early network of road connections that stretched across the country from east to west.
The bridge reflects the rise of automobile culture in America as communities modernized their transportation. It shows how important this route became for connecting the eastern and western regions of the country.
The bridge is located at the intersection of Business U.S. 30 and East 5th Street and remains open to vehicle traffic. A small parking area is available nearby for visitors who wish to stop and explore.
The concrete guard rails feature carved letters that spell out the Lincoln Highway name, setting this bridge apart from other structures of its era. This carved inscription is a rare feature that catches visitors' attention immediately.
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