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| − | The '''SCR San Lorenzo River trestle''' was first built in 1875-76 to carry the [[Santa Cruz Railroad]] across the [[San Lorenzo River]], near its mouth. The original main span was of an open (some later photographs show the sides enclosed) wood-truss design, similar to the [[California Powder Works covered bridge]]. The current steel-truss bridge dates from 1908. Adjacent to the railroad tracks, the 1908 bridge supported a narrow pedestrian bridge. The [https://santacruzhistory.blogspot.com/2021/10/santa-cruz-changes-33-riverwalk.html pedestrian bridge was replaced in 2019] by a wider steel structure.
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Latest revision as of 21:10, 5 February 2023
