Edgett Street Bridge is a pedestrian-only crossing on Edgett Street over the Erie Canal in Newark, New York.
The contract to construct the Edgett Street Bridge was let on October 17, 1913, to I. M. Ludington’s Sons of Rochester, New York. 1 The work, overseen by H.N. Metzger, was reported as being nearly complete as of October 1, 1914. The crossing was closed prior to 1975 to automobiles. 2
Information
- State: New York
- Route: Edgett Street
- Type: Baltimore Through Truss
- Status: Active - Pedestrian
Sources
- “Western Division: Barge Canal.” Annual Report of the State Engineer and Surveyor of the State of New York, Albany, J. B. Lyon Company, 1916, pp. 267-68.
- Newark, Arcadia Industrial Park: Environmental Impact Statement. 1975, pp. 4, 17.