Cartão The Stone Arch Bridge - Antrim, New Hampshire

According to the Cheshire County Historic Society: Near the Stoddard/Antrim town line, beside New Hampshire highway Route 9, stands a twin arch highway bridge made of stone.  This bridge was built without any mortar and is sustained solely by the shaping of its arch stones.  It is one of several surviving bridges of this unique style that were constructed primarily in the Contoocook River Valley in the first half of the 19th century.  Today this bridge, and others like it, are recognized as being a significant part of our national architectural heritage.  The stone arch bridge in Stoddard was not always appreciated as much as it is today, however. The Stone Arch Bridge Edition of 25 16x24 printed on fine art rag paper with archival inks $395 https://waynedking.com/workszoom/3321443#/