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Last Wooden Bridge
North Seekonk, Massachusetts
Historical Marker Database · Bryan Simmons
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THE STORY
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These arches replace the last wooden bridge on the main line, constructed in 1880 under Henry A. Whitney, president, Albert A. Folsom, superintendent, and George F. Folsom, engineer.
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