The bridges of Barton County

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	The bridges of Barton County Engineering plans to be drawn for historic bridge face-lift


	Engineer Josh Beckman leans over the edge of the Native Creek Stone Bridge to asses it for needed repairs. The bridge is one of eight in the county is considering for repairs in the near future. View Larger View » < >

BARTON COUNTY — Historic limestone bridges built in the late 1930s and early 1940s by the Works Progress Administration in northern Barton County may once again echo with the sounds of chisels, concrete being poured and reconstruction, as plans are being drawn to repair the old bridges.

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