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A few months ago, a few friends and I went to a bridge in Manchester, NH. Now, a few other friends of mine want to visit it to take some pictures. However, we can't seem to remember how to get there. We asked around and everyone says they have to be driving to know how to get there.
I don't know the actual name of the bridge. I know I saw Phoenix written on it, not tagged on it either. It was in the metal. It's an old bridge, that had train tracks on it. Anyone know where it is?
at the south end of town along the banks of the merrimack river is an old bridge that is currently used for walking only - perhaps that is the bridge you mean?
It is near Singer park, and is located between the Notre Dame bridge and the Queen City bridge. I don't know if it has a name.
you've got me testing my memory - working from the north down - the Amoskeag Bridge connects the north end of elm st to the west side
then there is the Notre Dame bridge - it was torn down and replaced with a more modern structure - this could be the bridge you remember - it was a beautiful metal structure
then the Granite St. bridge
the old railroad and foot bridge
the Queen City bridge.
there used to be another one further down and you can still see parts of it in the river down near Pine Island
This is the train tressel right next to my house. The best way find it is to take Brown Ave towards the airport, and look for the Pine Island shopping plaza on the right-side. Park there, and take the street next to it directly to the bridge.
concerning the bridge that is next to your house I would like to know a little more about it and who took the picture... I have some copywrite issues I need to discuss... I really would appreciate it... include please the town and state it is located.... maybe even a google map location if possible... I appreciate it so much...
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The Bridge
