Stonelick Covered Bridge

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STONELICK COVERED BRIDGE - Siding327 viewsSTOCKPILE OF SIDING TAKEN OFF BRIDGE
Ron Hill photo 1/12/2014

STONELICK COVERED BRIDGE - Inside Bridge367 viewsSTONELICK COVERED BRIDGE - Inside bridge
1/12/2014 View on inside bridge.
Ron Hill Photo

View of south abutment. Ron Hill photo311 viewsView of south abutment.
Ron Hill photo 1/12/2014

STONELICK COVERED BRIDGE - South Abutment305 viewsSTONELICK COVERED BRIDGE, 1/12/2014
View of south abutment
Ron Hill photo

STONELICK CREEK VALLEY315 viewsVIEW OF THE STONELICK CREEK VALLEY FROM BENTON ROAD
1/12/2014 RON HILL PHOTO

Sheet metal roofing from bridge333 viewsSheet metal roofing from bridge, ready to be hauled away & rip-rap placed along side the abutment.
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014

False work in Stonelick Creek 01317 viewsFalse work in Stonelick Creek The dross I-beam is 24”x9” and the post I-beam are 12”x12”
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014

False work in Stonelick Creek279 viewsFalse work in Stonelick Creek The dross I-beam is 24”x9” and the post I-beam are 12”x12”
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014

End piece of the iron rods 02290 viewsEnd piece of the iron rods in the Howl Truss. Note the threads near the end. The rod could be tightened in this manner.
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014

26”x5 1/4”x ½ inch plate294 viewsThe 26”x5 1/4”x ½ inch plate on the bottom of the cord to which the iron rods passed through. The nut and bolt shown in 8271 snugged up to this plate.
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014

Iron rods 01287 viewsThe iron rods used in the covered bridge. The rods ranged in size from 1” TO 1 ½ “ in diameter
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014

End piece of the iron rods 01280 viewsEnd piece of the iron rods in the Howl Truss. Note the threads near the end. The rod could be tightened in this manner.
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014

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