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- The California Powder Works Bridge is a historic covered bridge in Santa Cruz, California. It is a Smith truss bridge...
- It is a Smith truss bridge, built across the San Lorenzo River in 1872 by the California Powder Works, an explosives manufacturer whose factory complex stood...
- English: Powder Works Bridge is a Smith truss covered bridge built in 1872 by Pacific Bridge Company for Powder Works California in order to replace a...
- "The Lost Boys" Filming Location Grandpa's House. University of California - Sant Cruz. ... Santa Cruz Mission. Roaring Camp Covered Bridge.
- Older than the Felton Covered Bridge, the California Powder Works Bridge, spanning the San Lorenzo River in Paradise Park and built in 1872, was designated...
- California PowderWorks blends sustainable practices with premium materials and craftsmanship to provide metal finishing services to Santa Cruz that...Bulunamadı: bridge
- At the time of its construction, the Powder Works Bridge was the longest single-span bridge in Santa Cruz County and was sturdy enough to accommodate the...
- Two miles north of downtown Santa Cruz on the San Lorenzo River is the Powder Works Bridge.
- ...Bridge (1933-36), and major spans across the Willamette and Columbia rivers.36 The Powder Works Bridge (1872) in Santa Cruz County, California is one of.
- The California Powder Works Bridge is one of five new landmarks announced Wednesday by U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and National...
- "Constructed in 1872, the California Powder Works Bridge ranks among the most outstanding of nearly two dozen surviving examples of a Smith truss...
- Historic American Engineering Record, Creator, Pacific Bridge Company, Robert W Smith, California Powder Works, William Henry Gorrill...
- California Powder Works Köprüsü, Santa Cruz şehir merkezinin yaklaşık 2 mil (3,2 km) kuzeyinde, San Lorenzo Nehri'nin hemen akış aşağısında uzanmaktadır.
- California Powder Works Bridge Historic covered bridge listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) as a U.S. National Historic Landmark.