The History of the Romeo and Juliet Bridge and the Collier's Promenade Bridge

Collection

Identifier: SHL084

Staff Only

Content Description

Unpublished paper by Mary Williams Hyde, November 30, 2005. Contains plans, maps and photographs. Donated by Lee Juillerat.

Dates

2005

Biographical / Historical

The Spring Creek Bridge was originally known as the Romeo and Juliet Bridge. It is also known locally as Collier’s Promenade Bridge, a name that originated from newspaper articles written during its construction. It is located along Highway 97 in Collier Memorial State Park. It is a modern replica of the original bridge (built in the 1940s), which it replaced in 2005. The bridge is built for vehicles passing through the Park to cross the creek while pedestrians within the Park can cross underneath the bridge while following the Park’s trails.

Extent

1 item ([describe boxes, items, etc. here])

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Originally named the Romeo and Juliet Bridge, the Spring Creek Bridge (sometimes also known as Collier's Promenade Bridge) is located in Collier Memorial State Park. Collection contains an unpublished paper by Mary Williams Hyde, November 30, 2005. Contains plans, maps and photographs.