The Flint Hills of Kansas are the home of many stone arch bridges. Wherever these structures remain, they are at once a part of the landscape itself and a lasting piece of the Flint Hills’ rich heritage.
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The Flint Hills’ Stone Bridge Heritage: Part 2
The Flint Hills of Kansas have a rich stone arch bridge heritage. Despite the initial strenuous objections to the building of these bridges, persistence, especially in the local press, convinced communities to begin building these structures.
The Story of the Clements Bridge: Part 3
The Clements Bridge in Chase County, Kansas, is a historic landmark open to foot traffic. Unfortunately, as shown in this post, it needs repaired to ensure long-term stability.
The Story of the Clements Bridge: Part 2
The double-arch Clements Bridge in Chase County is arguably the most famous bridge in Kansas. In this post, the details of the construction of the bridge are described.
The Story of the Clements Bridge: Part 1
The famous double-arch Clements Bridge in Chase County, Kansas, has an unusual history. In this post, the events leading up to the erection of this bridge are described.