Completed in 1921 to honor World War I veterans, this bridge was designed by Concrete Steel Engineering Co. of New York and built by John F. Casey Co. of Pittsburgh. It has three 250-foot reinforced concrete arch spans, stands 90 feet above the river, and is 1,266 feet long. It connected Fairmont for trolley, foot, and vehicle traffic, was listed on the National Register in 1991, was renamed in honor of Congressman Robert H. Mollohan’s public service, and was restored in 2000.