Main Street Bridge

The Main Street Bridge is a stone structure that crosses a local waterway in Clinton. The span displays typical features of late 19th-century design and serves as a stable connection between both banks.

The structure was built in 1870 and reflects the infrastructure development in the decades following the Civil War. It was part of the modernization movement that advanced transportation networks across the region.

The bridge takes its name from the main thoroughfare it connects and serves as a recognized landmark for locals and visitors alike. Its structural details reflect the craftsmanship typical of 19th-century bridge construction.

The structure can be crossed on foot or used by vehicle and remains accessible throughout the year. The surrounding area offers parking and is easy to locate as it serves as a main traffic junction.

The original stone blocks and structural elements have remained in their original positions since construction. This unchanged state makes it a rare example of how structures from that era can endure without major alterations.

Location: Clinton

Inception: 1870

GPS coordinates: 40.63597,-74.91208

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:47