Ohio’s First Rainbow Arch: The Story of the Benson Street Bridge
The Benson Street Bridge, spanning Mill Creek between Reading and Lockland, Ohio, holds a unique place in the state’s engineering history.
Dispatches from the road — personal essays, travel stories, and observations from two decades of exploring America's overlooked corners.
The Benson Street Bridge, spanning Mill Creek between Reading and Lockland, Ohio, holds a unique place in the state’s engineering history.
The Cataract Falls Covered Bridge, built in 1876, is Indiana’s only Smith Type A truss bridge.
Near Miami, Oklahoma, a nine-foot stretch of pavement survives as the only remaining section of old U.S. Route 66.
Traveling old U.S. Route 66 through Oklahoma reveals more than neon signs and roadside attractions; it also tells the story of the bridges.
INDOT’s I‑65 Safety and Efficiency Project in Indianapolis is transforming a key stretch of highway.
The Tyrone Bridge in central Kentucky was one of many built across the state to repay construction bonds used to fund their development.
The Singing Bridge in Frankfort, Kentucky was closed in 2024 after inspections revealed structural deterioration. It is set for replacement.
On a rainy, overcast day in Frankfort, Kentucky, I joined Todd Wilson for a tour of two of Frankfort, Kentucky's bridges.
The World’s Wonder View Tower in Colorado offers a unique vantage point over the history of America’s highways and railroads.
Construction is scheduled to begin this year to reconstruct the underutilized Madison Avenue Expressway in Indianapolis.
Explore the abandoned Coburn Tunnel along the Lewisburg & Tyrone Railroad in central Pennsylvania.
The Washington Street Bridge in Indianapolis has long served as a key crossing over the White River, tracing its origins to the National Road.