Historic Bridges of the U.S.

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Beaver Bridge
Suspension bridge over White River (Table Rock Reservoir) on AR 187 at Beaver, northwest of Eureka Springs
Open to one-lane traffic with a 10 ton weight limit
Built 1949 by the Pioneer Construction Co. of Malvern, Arkansas

Beaver Railroad Bridge
Abandoned through truss railroad bridge over White River at Beaver
Derelict with entire deck removed

Butler Creek Trestle
Lost wooden railroad trestle over Butler Creek at Beaver
Deck removed, but most wooden piles remain

Dry Creek Bridge
Stringer bridge over Dry Creek on CR 91
Open to traffic
Built 1940 by the Works Progress Administration

Kings River CR 306 Bridge
Lost three-span through truss bridge over Kings River on CR 306
Demolished and never replaced
Built 1912

Kings River Swinging Bridge
Lost three-tower swinging bridge over Kings River east of Eureka Springs
No longer exists

Kings River US 62 Bridge
Lost three-span concrete arch bridge over Kings River on US 62 between Eureka Springs and Berryville
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1931; replaced 1998

Lake Leatherwood Bridge
Small stone arch bridge over a minor tributary of Lake Leatherwood on CR 204 northwest of Eureka Springs
Open to traffic
Built 1939 by the Civilian Conservation Corps

Lake Lucerne Bridge
Stone arch bridge over a drainage ditch on CR 707 in Eureka Springs
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1910

Mulladay Hollow Bridge
Small two-span stone arch bridge over Mulladay Hollow Creek on CR 204 at Leatherwood Lake Recreation Area northwest of Eureka Springs in Eureka Springs
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps

Osage Creek CR 306 Bridge
Lost two-span through truss bridge over Osage Creek on CR 306
Collapsed in March 1999
Built 1912

White River US 62 Bridge
Five-span deck truss bridge over White River on US 62
Open to traffic
Built 1952 by the Forcum James Company of Dyersburg, Tennessee

Carroll County