HLNEO - Chronology Page
Tinkers Creek Bridge
The timeline of structures at this location reflects our best information to date and is NOT guaranteed to be complete.
Structure # 1
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Bridge Type: | Wooden Trestle |
| Years Existed: | ?-1864 | |
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Structure # 2
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Bridge Type: | Masonry Arch |
| Years Existed: | 1864-1901 | |
| Background Information: | Tinker's Creek Bridge was a 225-foot long, 20-foot wide masonry arch bridge. This bridge was owned by the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad. The bridge carried the single track railroad 120 feet above the creek. There were four masonry arches that were about 50 feet wide. In 1902, a massive fill was undertook so that two tracks across the creek could be accommodated Cleveland: An Inventory of Historic Engineering and Industrial Sites and a sign located at the site. | |
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Structure # 3
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| Years Existed: | 1902?-Present? | |
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