The iconic Stone Arch Bridge in downtown Minneapolis is set to reopen - and ahead of schedule on August 9.Crews have been ...

A. You may think I'm nuts, but I believe I know the exact bridge you saw! It's on Route 9 near Hillsborough, N.H. There are several of these dry-laid stone arch bridges in this part of New ...

People will be able to walk, run and bike across the iconic bridge connecting downtown and Northeast Minneapolis a bit sooner ...

On Aug 9, crews plan to fully open the bridge once again. The Stone Arch Bridge is a Minneapolis landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Constructed more than 140 years ago, the ...

It’s a $38.5 million makeover. “The Stone Arch Bridge was built in 1883, and it needs to be tuckpointed again,” says Ward 3 Council Member Michael Rainville.

The short answer is yes, you can build a small version of a dry-laid stone arch bridge. To achieve success, you must take your time and cut the stones so they fit tightly against one another.

A spokesperson with the Minnesota Department of Transportation told KARE 11 the bridge will be opening back up fully on ...

The long-term fate of a nearly 200-year-old stone-arch bridge on Lappans Road is still up in the air, but for now, the state has put its plans to replace it on hold. While Maryland State Highway ...

It’s beautiful, and impressive. When built in 1813, the 80-foot stone arch span was the longest of its kind in the nation. The stone bridge was so cutting-edge that skeptics doubted the ...

The 140-year-old Stone Arch Bridge carried passenger trains across St. Anthony Falls up until 1978. The Hennepin County Regional Railroad Authority purchased it in 1989, and ownership transferred ...