Contact
Contact
HomeReturn Home
About UsGeneral History
Events & TrainingPresentations & More
Programs
Online ToolsResources
HelpFAQs & More
In October 1909 Charles G. Sheely was awarded the contract for this bridge over the Green River and another over the Little Sandy about fifty miles north of Rock Springs. Called the Big Island Bridge for the region it opened, this two-span Pratt through features the longest simple spans for its type in the state; it is also one of the oldest existing trusses in the state and one of the most significant of the early county-built vehicular bridges.
The Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office documents, preserves, and promotes Wyoming’s heritage with our preservation partners.
Get a Poster or purchase Archaeology wear...
How do I list a property on the NRHP?...
|
|
 |
|
Get a Compliance Letter...
Help with Funding...
How do I find forms?...
Contact Us...