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Fifth Avenue Bridge — Niles, Ohio

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Fifth Avenue Bridge — Niles, Ohio.

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue. This bridge was often referred to as a 'Humpback Bridge' due to the upward arch of the roadway. This bridge was damaged in 2011 and replaced with a modern steel structure.


The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue

View of the wooden planks that would 'rattle' when you rode over the bridge.

 

 

 

 

View of the wooden planks that would 'rattle' when you rode over the bridge. This was a sound that you remembered for a long time.


The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.


The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.
The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.
The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.

The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.
The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.
The Iron Bridge with its wooden roadway provided access to Salt-Spring Road from the end of Fifth Avenue.


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