Casselman Bridge, Historic bridge in Maryland
Casselman Bridge spans the Casselman River in Garrett County.
Constructed in 1813, it was once the longest single-span stone arch bridge in America.
Casselman Bridge is an emblem of early American engineering.
Now a pedestrian crossing, it serves as a picturesque historical landmark.
Designated as a National Historic Landmark reflecting its significance.
Location: Garrett County
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Casselman Bridge spans the Casselman River in Garrett County.
Mount Davis is known for its rocky summit and beautiful panoramic views.
The Petersburg Tollhouse, located in Addison, is a well-preserved example of early American tollhouses.
The Salisbury Viaduct spans 1,908 feet over the Casselman River valley.
