About Stones Levee Bridge
The Stones Levee Bridge, located in Cleveland, Ohio, was built to span the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, carrying the Stones Levee Road over it.
History
The Stones Levee Bridge, featuring a Baltimore through truss design, was constructed in 1908 by the Interstate Building Company. 1 In parallel with the construction of the Eagle Avenue Bridge, a viaduct was also erected. This structure connected the Eagle Avenue lift bridge and was positioned directly above the Stones Levee Bridge. 1
The Stones Levee Bridge underwent rehabilitation in 1964. 1 In 2005, the Eagle Avenue Viaduct atop the Stones Levee Bridge was removed.
Structure
Dimensions & Classification
| Structural Form | Through Truss — Baltimore |
|---|---|
| Primary Material | Steel |
| Total Length | 121' |
| Main Span | 114' |
| Roadway Width | 18' |
| Builders | Interstate Building Co. (superstructure) |
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Sources & Citations
References for this location, in MLA format.
- Holth, Nathan. “Stones Levee Bridge.” HistoricBridges.org, 24 Jun. 2007. ↗
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