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Contact Info

Kitty Henderson
Executive Director
1500 Payne Ave
Austin Texas 78757
Phone: 512-407-8898
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Interviews:

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Pontists: Historic Bridge Forum

Read the interviews here.

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Need A Bridge?

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About The Foundation

The Historic Bridge Foundation is a national advocacy organization for the preservation of historic bridges in the United States.

We offer support to all persons interested in bridge preservation through:

Service as a clearinghouse for information on the preservation of historic bridges via a website and newsletter.
Identification of and communication with individuals and groups interested in the preservation of historic bridges
Consultation with public officials to devise reasonable alternatives to demolishing or adversely affecting historic bridges
Development of educational programs to promote awareness of historic bridge

Foundation Board Members

• Paul Brandenburg, President (Indiana)

• Adrienne Campbell (Texas)

• Craig Holstine (Washington)

Intro

Every Bridge Tells a Story...

Introducing the Historic Bridge Foundation

Bulletin

The Foundation's Official Quarterly Newsletter

The Historic Bridge Bulletin

Marketing

Historic Bridge Marketing Pages

Find a historic bridge to relocate, preserve, and reuse.

Archive

The David Fischetti Archive

A collection of historic bridge drawings.

BridgeBios

Bridge Biographies

Engineers and Builders:
Information and Primary Source Materials

Film

Bridges in Film

Celluloid Connections: The Bridge in Cinema
By Chale Nafus

About the Historic Bridge Foundation

Copyright © 2010-2021 Historic Bridge Foundation. Historic Bridge Foundation is a 501(C)(3) organization. This project has been funded in part by a grant from the Fondren Endowed Fund of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Burdine Johnson Foundation.