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Old Tebbs Bend Bridge is now home Now it carries only Tebbs Bend Nature Area/Homeplace trail system foot traffic George Kolbenschlag writes: Ed. The bridge is there to stay. It is no longer judged to be safe and was moved there as part of the Tebbs Bend Nature Area/Homeplace trail system. The bridge was built in 1907 and replaced one that spanned the river at the same location beginning in 1863. The trail crosses the bridge, so it's been relegated to foot traffic. Let's hope it serves where it now sits at least another 110 years. --George KolbenschlagAbout - Taylor County's Traveling Bridge at waystop This story was posted on 2016-09-22 05:19:58
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