Washington Street Bridge (Wilmington, Delaware)
USA /
Delaware /
Wilmington /
Wilmington, Delaware
World
/ USA
/ Delaware
/ Wilmington
NRHP - National Register of Historic Places, bridge, 1922_construction
Concrete arch bridge over Brandywine Creek
Built 1922; rehabilitated 2000.
Length of largest span: 250.0 ft.
Total length: 720.2 ft.
Deck width: 40.0 ft.
The Washington Street Bridge is significant technologically, as the only open-spandrel concrete arch bridge surveyed in Delaware, and architecturally, for the high artistic value of its monumental design. It derives additional significance from its association with the movement to memorialize the soldiers killed in the first World War.
Posted to the National Register of Historic Places
Built 1922; rehabilitated 2000.
Length of largest span: 250.0 ft.
Total length: 720.2 ft.
Deck width: 40.0 ft.
The Washington Street Bridge is significant technologically, as the only open-spandrel concrete arch bridge surveyed in Delaware, and architecturally, for the high artistic value of its monumental design. It derives additional significance from its association with the movement to memorialize the soldiers killed in the first World War.
Posted to the National Register of Historic Places
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°45'8"N 75°32'53"W
- I-495 Christina River Bridge 2.5 km
- Delaware Memorial Bridge 6.2 km
- Commodore Barry Bridge 17 km
- Reedy Point Bridge 21 km
- George C. Platt Bridge 33 km
- Girard Point Bridge 33 km
- Interstate 76 Exit 351 / Interstate 95 Exit 19 38 km
- Walt Whitman Bridge 38 km
- Beesley's Point Bridge (Removed) 93 km
- 9th Street Bridge 95 km
- Brandywine Park 0.6 km
- Interstate 95 Exit 8 1.8 km
- Alapocas Run State Park 2.4 km
- Rock Manor Golf Club 2.5 km
- Nemours Mansion & Gardens Museum 2.9 km
- Ed "Porky" Oliver Golf Course 3 km
- DuPont Experimental Station 3.1 km
- Westover Hills 3.8 km
- Eleutherian Mills - Hagley Museum 4.1 km
- Brandywine Hundred 5.9 km