Walnut Lane Bridge is a concrete arch bridge, completed in 1908, that spans Wissahickon Creek in Philadelphia, PA. When built, it was the longest concrete arch in the world. walnutlanebridge.org explores the history of this interesting and beautiful bridge.
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Walnut Lane Bridge: Main Page | walnutlanebridge.org Reviews
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Walnut Lane Bridge is a concrete arch bridge, completed in 1908, that spans Wissahickon Creek in Philadelphia, PA. When built, it was the longest concrete arch in the world. walnutlanebridge.org explores the history of this interesting and beautiful bridge.
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Walnut Lane Bridge: Images of Walnut Lane Bridge
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Images of Walnut Lane Bridge. Here is a list of historic photographs, illustrations, diagrams, and other images of Walnut Lane Bridge. Click on thumbnail for a larger view:. Walnut Lane Bridge postcard. Walnut Lane Bridge builder's plate. Walnut Lane Bridge, west face, from north bank of Wissahickon Creek. Deck of Walnut Lane Bridge, from south approach. Walnut Lane Bridge, west face, from Forbidden Drive. Walnut Lane Bridge piers. Aerial photograph of Walnut Lane Bridge and surrounding area. Topographic...
Walnut Lane Bridge: Walnut Lane Bridge, Philadelphia: American Society of Civil Engineers, Volume 65 (1909), pages 423–461
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Walnut Lane Bridge, Philadelphia: American Society of Civil Engineers, Volume 65 (1909), pages 423–461. American Society of Civil Engineers. Paper No. 1128. Walnut Lane Bridge, Philadelphia. By George S. Webster and Henry H. Quimby, Members, Am. Soc. C. E. By Ordinance of July 13th, 1905, City Councils authorized the construction of a high-level bridge on the line of Walnut Lane, the point where the ravine is narrowest and most advantageous for the crossing. Exhibits the original profiles and the elevati...
Walnut Lane Bridge: The New Bridge Over the Wissahickon at Philadelphia: Scientific American, November 30, 1907, pages 392–393
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The New Bridge Over the Wissahickon at Philadelphia: Scientific American, November 30, 1907, pages 392–393. The New Bridge Over the Wissahickon at Philadelphia. By J A. Stewart. The grade of approach from Germantown is 4½ feet per 100, descending Walnut Lane, necessitating a cut of about 20 feet. On the west side there has been considerable filling in to make the grades as easy as possible. The grade on the bridge is is 1½ feet per 100. Of an inch of the concrete at the crown of the arch. The reinforced ...
Walnut Lane Bridge: About Walnut Lane Bridge
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About Walnut Lane Bridge. Walnut Lane Bridge (not to be confused with the Walnut Lane Memorial Bridge that bridges Lincoln Drive and Monoshone Creek slightly over ½-mile to the east, or with various Walnut Street bridges in Philadelphia and elsewhere) is a century-old concrete arch bridge in Philadelphia that carries Walnut Lane over Wissahickon Creek in Wissahickon Valley Park, part of Philadelphia's Fairmount Park. On December 27, 1907, workmen were removing falsework from a span when the rest of the f...
Walnut Lane Bridge: Walnut Lane Bridge Articles
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Walnut Lane Bridge Articles. Walnut Lane Bridge, Philadelphia. Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Vol. 65. 1909, pages 423–461). The New Bridge Over the Wissahickon at Philadelphia. November 30, 1907, pages 392–393). Falsework of Bridge Collapses. December 28, 1907, page 3). December 31, 1907, page 1). Largest Single Span Concrete Bridge Built. October 29, 1908, page 2). Here Is the World's Greatest Concrete Bridge. January 21, 1909, pages 5/7). Long Fall Kills Banker.
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Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: October 2008
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008. Parsons, late 1984 or early 1985. This is a re-post from a previous blog of mine. It occurred to me to do this after receiving an email from Brendan Lynch, the author of Parsons Bookshop: At the Heart of Bohemian Dublin, 1949-1989. Mr Lynch had read my piece after a friend of his had shown it to him. I highly recommend his wonderful book to anyone interested in the Dublin literary scene of that era. I know where and when I bought Flann O'Brien's At Swim-Two-Birds. A landmark ...
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: Happy Holidays!
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008. May the coming year be filled with peace and hope for all of us. Wissahickon Diary will resume in mid January. Posted by Dan Allen. A friendly Christmas greeting to wish you and your family happiness at this special time of the year. December 25, 2008 at 5:06 AM. Hope you had a wonderful time in Ireland! Wishing you all the best in 2009! January 6, 2009 at 2:02 PM. March 3, 2010 at 8:53 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Friends of the Wissahickon.
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: April 2008
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008. I have no idea what BOWERMANSERIES means, but I am glad to finally get some fresh running shoes. The Broad Street Run. Is this Sunday, and should you be participating too, my bib number is 13032. Afterwards, we're heading to the General Lafayette Inn. For chicken wings and beer - say around 1:00 pm So if you're in the neighborhood, please stop by. (I'll be the balding, somewhat red-complected, middle-aged guy wearing a Broad Street Run t-shirt.). Posted by Dan Allen. No humming...
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: May 2008
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Friday, May 30, 2008. Red Rose, proud Rose, sad Rose of all my days. With apologies to Mr. Yeats, here's hoping that your weekend is proud and red (whatever that might mean), but certainly not sad. Posted by Dan Allen. Links to this post. Labels: Blue Bell Hill. Thursday, May 29, 2008. Heading home on the 62, part 3. And I'm almost home. Posted by Dan Allen. Links to this post. Wednesday, May 28, 2008. Heading home on the 62, part 2. Girard Avenue bridge, Schuylkill River. Posted by Dan Allen. With apolo...
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: Wait, wait... don't read this!
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Friday, November 14, 2008. Wait, wait. don't read this! Update: here she is. Erin of, well, Erin fame. Will become even more famous after Saturday when she appears as a contestant on NPR's Wait, Wait. Don't Tell Me. I'm not going to say whether or not she wins. Okay, I am. She wins. If you don't believe me, call her at (123) 555-9876, and hear Carl Kasell's voice on her answering machine. I swear this is true. Except for the phone number, which I made up. Posted by Dan Allen. Follow me on Twitter.
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: December 2008
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008. May the coming year be filled with peace and hope for all of us. Wissahickon Diary will resume in mid January. Posted by Dan Allen. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Friends of the Wissahickon. About the Wissahickon Creek at Wikipedia. Wissahickon on Google Maps. Beers of the Wissahickon. Thomas Mill Covered Bridge. Poe's Morning on the Wissahiccon. Bellefonte, PA - Photo A Day. Confessions of a Pioneer Woman. Just Roaming the Cities.
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: August 2008
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Friday, August 29, 2008. These weeds (well, I didn't plant them) close their flowers at night. But in the morning they're up early to catch the first sunlight. Posted by Dan Allen. Links to this post. Labels: Blue Bell Hill. Thursday, August 28, 2008. Geraniums, front porch, Tuesday evening. In memory of my grandmother, I keep geraniums. They were her favorite (although she preferred the red ones), and I grow mine in one of her old planters. Posted by Dan Allen. Links to this post. Labels: Blue Bell Hill.
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: July 2008
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Thursday, July 31, 2008. In the thick of it. Tulip poplars, in a deep grove off of Park Line Drive, Monday evening. Posted by Dan Allen. Links to this post. Wednesday, July 30, 2008. Blue Bell Hill traffic circle, Monday evening. Lavender is the popular flavor these days among bees in this neck of the woods. Of all the other flowers they had to choose from, they decided to crowd these blooms. Posted by Dan Allen. Links to this post. Labels: Blue Bell Hill. Tuesday, July 29, 2008. Posted by Dan Allen.
Wissahickon Diary -- Dispatches from Philadelphia's Wissahickon Valley: Sarah can't hurt this one
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008. Sarah can't hurt this one. Window display, Robertson's Flowers, Chestnut Hill, Sunday afternoon. Posted by Dan Allen. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. Friends of the Wissahickon. About the Wissahickon Creek at Wikipedia. Wissahickon on Google Maps. Beers of the Wissahickon. Thomas Mill Covered Bridge. Poe's Morning on the Wissahiccon. Bellefonte, PA - Photo A Day. Confessions of a Pioneer Woman. Just Roaming the Cities. One Fork, One Spoon.
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Which carries Walnut Lane over Wissahickon Creek in the city of Philadelphia, is a beautiful, century-old concrete arch bridge located in picturesque Fairmount Park. About Walnut Lane Bridge. Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Nearby Points of Interest. Note: The previous site at this location no longer exists. For information from that site, see either The Internet Archive. Or Cliveden of the National Trust. The current site owner is not affiliated with the previous owners.
Walnut Lane Cottage - Hocking Hills Ohio Rental Cabin
Click to Reserve Online. The back deck includes this state-of-the-art hot tub with a waterfall and rainbow lighting, table and seating for four, umbrellas for both the table and hot tub and a charcoal grill off the back. (Charcoal not provided). Kick back in the recliner or snuggle on the sofa and enjoy the electric fireplace while watching a movie on Direct TV or bring along your favorite DVD. The sofa sleeper accommodates up to two adults and all linens are provided. Plus 6% lodging tax on total booking.
Walnut Lane Farm
Walnut Lane Farm is a diversified family farm located in Dudley, Massachusetts. The farm is operated by Jim and Krisanne Koebke and their family. The farm has been in our family since 1910 and Jim is the fourth generation to operate here. Walnut Lane markets our own raw milk, beef, chicken, eggs, and compost!
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Philadelphia Golf - Walnut Lane Golf Course - 215 482 3370
Book a Tee Time. Book A Tee Time. Walnut Lane Golf Course. Located within Wissahickon Valley Park lies Walnut Lane Golf Club, a tree-lined golf course designed by Alex Findlay. The golf course opened for play in 1940 and is highlighted by several challenging par 3’s. The unique layout features several holes that area cleverly tucked away in hills and valleys. The undulating greens vary in size and are protected by deep bunkers that make accuracy a must. 800 Walnut Ln Philadelphia, PA 19128 (215) 482-3370.
