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White Pine Hwy. / Bean Creek

White Pine Hwy. / Bean Creek


County: Lenawee

City/Township: Medina

Location: White Pine Hwy. / Bean Creek

Year Built: 1891

About this Bridge:
Built in 1891, this appears to be about the tenth oldest surviving metal pony truss bridge in Michigan and is a relatively large example (fifty-four feet in length). It retains its fieldstone abutments.
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