Old Town Bridge

Old Town Bridge is a bridge structure in Massachusetts built with stone arches and traditional construction methods visible in its framework. The crossing spans water between two banks and continues to serve travelers in the same way it did when first built.

The bridge was built during an era when stone and masonry techniques were standard for bridge construction. Its inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places confirmed its value as evidence of these building traditions.

The bridge represents a testament to the engineering knowledge and architectural practices that shaped transportation infrastructure in Massachusetts.

The bridge is accessible by local roads and allows both pedestrians and vehicles to cross safely. The structure is open to walk across, and visitors can view its construction details from different angles along the way.

Federal regulations protect every aspect of the bridge's structure, from its materials to its visual characteristics, ensuring its preservation for future study.