🚨 The historic Joppa Iron Truss Bridge—a structure built in 1907—was swept away by catastrophic floodwaters, disappearing from its longtime home over the North Fork of the San Gabriel River between Georgetown and Lampasas. Here is some history on this local iconic structure: https://texashistoricalmarkers.weebly.com/joppa-iron-truss-bridge.html (Source: Damon Beierle, Burnet County Pct 2 Commissioner) | Million Voices

Bridging History Through Art: Before the current scenic Rogers Bridge pedestrian crossing over the Chattahoochee River, an early 1900s truss bridge once connected communities in Johns Creek and Duluth, linking Fulton and Gwinnett Counties. The bridge was disassembled and replaced in 2023 with a stunning replica, preserving its iconic design while making way for modern day connections through trails between Cauley Creek Park in Johns Creek and Rogers Bridge Park in Duluth. Rather than discard the

A new bridge highlights an 85-year-old piece of local history in Burleson County. TxDOT replaced a 1940-built truss bridge on CR 146 at Birch Creek, but was able to save and rehab the former bridge's trusses. They're now installed as decoration on the new bridge. It's a part of how TxDOT works to preserve bridges and their history across the state. #BeyondTheRoad | Texas Department of Transportation