Stone Arch Bridge

The Stone Arch Bridge spans a local waterway with a design that incorporates locally sourced stone materials and traditional masonry techniques.

The Stone Arch Bridge, constructed in 1847, represents an essential development in New Hampshire's transportation infrastructure during the mid-nineteenth century.

This structure stands as a testament to nineteenth-century American engineering methods and remains listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

The bridge location at coordinates 42.9142°N, 72.2531°W provides access points for visitors interested in examining historical transportation architecture.

The structure maintains its original stone composition and architectural elements from 1847, demonstrating the durability of nineteenth-century construction methods.

Location: Keene

Official opening: 1847

GPS coordinates: 42.91420,-72.25310

Latest update: March 7, 2025 19:03