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Thanks, that's probably the bridge. Apparently the walking path is not done yet. Here is a good article about it. http://www.structuremag.org/archives/2007/May%202007/SF-Bowstring-Rhodes-May-07.pdf

Looking with local.live.com (birds eye view) I see a bridge over a creek where a path loops (like a hairpin) at the north end of the park. It doesn't look like a bowstring bridge though (an arch)!

I'm looking for two Cincinnati area bridges. Can anyone help with pictures and/or information? 1) SFN 8333580 9.292457 -84.385214 in Sharon Woods Park over Sharon Creek Bowstring Pony Was on CR 200 over unknown intersect in Warren Co. Reportedly moved to Sharon Woods Park in Hamilton County. Unable to find this bridge in the park 5/8/06. 2) Massillon Bowstring 39.28165 -84.72964 on a Walking Trail over Dry Fork Whitewater R built in 1860s Wrought Iron Lattice Bowstring moved narrowed & restored in 2006 Massillon Bridge Co. Was located on Oxford Road over Howard Ck. 39.2817,-84.74054 Moved to Crosby Township's Senior Center at 8910 Willey Road. GPS is estimate of location. Anyone have a photo I could use?

Thanks a lot. I used the middle one here http://oldohiobridges.com/county/hamilt.htm as it shows more of the bridge. All are great photos! If you want I will credit your real name. Just email me.

Sandor, I visited that Porter Township bridge today. Its still there but scheduled to be removed next year.

Sandor! You're here. I didn't recognize your username! I haven't visited the Culver Ck bridge yet but now I know exactly where it is! Probably go this week. I shouldn't wait too long knowing Delaware County's love of the historic! Exactly. :lol: :cry: As compared to Morrow County which can't afford to upgrade many of their 80 year old bridges (untill they colapse underneith a heavy load) Ya, I love Morrow County, just look at all their fine old metal truss bridges Some over 100 years old. http://oldohiobridges.com/county/morrow.htm

Are you looking for anything specific? angle, day/night??? I like to use side views that show a lot of the bridge structure ( daylight would be better). Its more for documentation than artistic presentation. But everyone likes a well composed picture (I like your sig although it would not be the best for this use).

And here I was yesterday getting ready to e-mail you a link to the site and you're working on it. :lol: BTW, have you checked out the condition of that Porter Twp bridge you e-mailed me about? Magyar/Sandor Sandor! You're here. I didn't recognize your username! I haven't visited the Culver Ck bridge yet but now I know exactly where it is! Probably go this week. I shouldn't wait too long knowing Delaware County's love of the historic!

Anyone have a photo of the Roebling Suspension bridge that I could post on my site?

Yes I've heard of it, I'm its webmaster! Actually OHBA has been around for awhilte and is fairly well known among "bridgers". I've just taken over their website. Here are a couple of other sites about Ohio bridges: http://oldohiobridges.com http://oldbridges.blogspot.com email:[email protected]