In the spring of 1927 the Vermont rivers flooded taking out several bridges, including the West Hartford bridge, shortly after the flood the bridges were all replace with "cookie cutter" bridges that were tall, green, steel bridges.
Shortly after the flood the bridges were all replaced with "cookie cutter" bridges that were tall, green, steel bridges. In the spring of 1927 the Vermont rivers flooded, taking out several bridges, including the West Hartford bridge.
In the spring of 1927 the Vermont rivers flooded, taking out several bridges, including the West Hartford bridge. Shortly after the flood the bridges were all replaced with "cookie cutter" bridges that were tall, green, steel bridges.
In the spring of 1927 the Vermont rivers flooded, taking out several bridges, including the West Hartford bridge. Shortly after the flood the bridges were all replaced with "cookie cutter" bridges that were tall, green, steel bridges.