Yale Bridge, Historic bridge in Washington
Yale Bridge spans the Lewis River in Southwest Washington.
Yale Bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
The bridge reflects the engineering techniques of early 20th-century American bridges.
Though historic, Yale Bridge continues to serve local traffic in Washington.
It’s a rare example of a pin-connected Pennsylvania Petit truss highway bridge.
Location: Washington
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Yale Bridge spans the Lewis River in Southwest Washington.
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