 What is now known as the Sheely Bridge was originally built to carry State Highway 133 across the Roaring Fork River at Carbondale in 1911, replacing an 1890s bridge that had deteriorated to the point that it could no longer be used or repaired.It was one of the first riveted truss bridges built in the state, at a cost of $6,300 ($ in modern dollars).At the time it was long.