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Casselman Bridge
Formerly/Also Known As Little Crossings Bridge, Castleman Bridge
1 Casselman Road
Grantsville, MD 21536Constructed in 1815. At the time it was the largest single arch stone bridge in the world. The large arch was part of a plan to extend the C&O canal westward along the Casselman and Youghiogheney Rivers.
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Historical marker at Casselman River bridge, 1934. Photo courtesy of the Maryland State Highway Administration.
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Casselman Bridge. Courtesy of the Library of Congress/Historic American Buildings Survey. Click here for a larger display.
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Casselman Bridge. Courtesy of the Library of Congress/Historic American Buildings Survey. Click here for a larger display.
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Casselman Bridge, 1933. Courtesy of the Library of Congress/Historic American Buildings Survey.
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Casselman Bridge, 1933. Courtesy of the Library of Congress/Historic American Buildings Survey.
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Casselman Bridge, 1933. Courtesy of the Library of Congress/Historic American Buildings Survey.
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