Some background on early stone arch bridges and culverts in Cowley County, Kansas, which is famous for its stone arch bridges.
4 Lesser-Known Stone Bridges of Kansas
Four little-known stone bridges in Kansas ranging from railroad stone slab bridges to a high and dry stone arch bridge still carrying the road.
Record Bridges of Cowley County, Kansas
Cowley County, Kansas set some state records for arch span and stone bridge size in the county’s stone arch bridge building days.
Otter Creek Bridge
The Otter Creek Bridge in Greenwood County is a concrete and stone arch bridge on the NRHP. It was built to replace a previous stone bridge.
Stone Arch Bridges of Kansas
With over 200 stone arch bridges and culverts throughout the state, Kansas has a strong heritage in using the native stone to span its waterways.
How Arch Bridges Are Built
There is a basic process involved in building a stone arch bridge based on the fact that the arch cannot stand until all the arch stones are in place.
Stone Arch Bridges: The Concept Explained
The arch is unsurpassed as the most practical method of spanning gaps with stone, and its workings are surprisingly simple and intuitive.
Stone Arch Bridges 