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The stone bridges in this gallery come from a variety of places ranging from North America to Europe. I have the good fortune of living near Monroe County Illinois where there are a concentration of these old bridges. Once numerous in the 19th century, they are threatened by the cost of maintenance. The advent of automobiles and new roads has bypassed many of these and they are no longer in use. Many old stone bridges are only open to pedestrian traffic nowadays but they stand as a testament to the engineering skills of a bygone era.
The stone bridges in this gallery come from a variety of places ranging from North America to Europe. I have the good fortune of living near Monroe County Illinois where there are a concentration of these old bridges. Once numerous in the 19th century, they are threatened by the cost of maintenance. The advent of automobiles and new roads has bypassed many of these and they are no longer in use. Many old stone bridges are only open to pedestrian traffic nowadays but they stand as a testament to the engineering skills of a bygone era.
Fountain Creek Stone Bridge 1
Monroe County Illinois, built in 1849
Ponte Della Maddalena in Tuscany
Garfagnana Region of Northern Tuscany, Italy
The Old Weir Bridge in Ireland
The old Weir Bridge in County Kerry, Ireland
Stone Bridge in Carondelet Park In Autumn
Carondelet Park, St. Louis Missouri
Old Stone Bridge in Illinois 1
Monroe County Illinois
Fountain Creek Stone Bridge 2
Monroe County Illinois, built in 1849
Old Stone Bridge in the Woods
Monroe County Illinois
Stone Bridge in Carondelet Park On a Foggy Morning
Carondelet Park, St. Louis Missouri
Old Stone Bridge in Illinois 2
Monroe County Illinois
Stone Bridge in Vicenza In Evening Light
Vicenza Italy
Stone Bridge in Carondelet Park In Fog
Carondelet Park, St. Louis Missouri
Maeystown Old Stone Bridge
Monroe County Illinois, built in 1881