The Grand Rapids, Newaygo and Lake Shore railroad built this bridge in 1888, replacing a wood trestle. In 1907, the southern-most span was replaced with a through-pate girder span. Overall, the bridge has seven spans and is 515' long. The bridge is used today by the Grand Elk railroad.
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