Category: Locations
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Butler’s Three Walnut River Bridges
Butler County, Kansas, has many stone arch bridges. In this post, we discuss three of the most fascinating of Butler’s stone bridges, which span the Walnut River near Cassoday.
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Esch’s Spur Bridge: Its Legacy
Due to recent concerns over the possible demolition of the Esch’s Spur Bridge, we are publishing this article on what makes this Cowley County bridge unique and whether it can be fixed.
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Three Silverdale Stone Culverts
We recently found several more little-known stone arch bridges/culverts in Cowley County, Kansas. These are located in Silverdale Township, and are of a rather crude build.
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3 More Additions to the Cowley Bridge List
We recently found three more stone arch bridges in Cowley County, Kansas, which are not on Cowley’s stone arch bridge brochure. One of these structures is highly unusual.
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13 More Cowley County Stone Bridges
We recently found 13 stone arch culverts in southeast Cowley County that do not appear on Cowley’s stone arch bridge brochure. These culverts feature a unique local style.
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Butler County’s Gothic Stone Culvert
We recently found another little-known stone arch bridge in Butler County, Kansas, north of Augusta. This culvert is unique as it features a pointed, Gothic-style arch.
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A Newly Found Cowley Stone Bridge
We recently found yet another stone arch bridge in Cowley County, Kansas that is not on the county’s stone bridge brochure. This one is located near Cambridge.
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A Unique Old Cowley County Stone Bridge
We recently discovered another stone arch bridge in Cowley County, Kansas. This bridge features a unique arch composed of numerous thin stones and appears quite old.
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A Tiny Butler County Stone Culvert
We recently discovered another stone arch culvert in Butler County, Kansas. This culvert is unique both for its tiny size and the fact that it has been widened with an adjoining stone arch.
