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Mike Watson: 1914 Plum Point Bridge - a splendid piece of work By Mike Watson, Adair County, KY, historian With all the good bridge work in Adair County, and the opening of the Frank Dohoney bridge yesterday, thought I would send a snip from the Adair County News, issue of June 10, 1914, just a century ago, of the new Plum Point Bridge. MW Bridge Received and Bill PaidComments re article 67716 Frank Dohoney bridge opening ceremony today June 4 2014 This story was posted on 2014-06-05 07:53:05
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