The Mother Road 1924 Bridge
This is a bridge constructed in 1924 which was originally on the Ozark Trail and became a part of Route 66. This section was in use until 1952 when a newer bridge was built to the south of this location. You might be ble to see the Teepee Drive-in Theater's screen in the background through the bridge.
This section of road has a few places where you can see the original Portland Cement showing through the thin layer of asphalt.
Another interesting feature is the brick decked surface on the truss bridge.
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