| Historic Name: | East Stone Arch Bridge - Lake Wabaunsee |
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| Historic Function: | Transportation |
| Subcategory: | Road-Related (Vehicular) |
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| Present Function: | Transportation |
| Subcategory: | Road-Related (Vehicular) |
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| Residential/Commercial/Religious Style: | Not Applicable/No Style |
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| Bridge Type: | Stone Arch |
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| Plan Form: | Not Applicable |
| Commercial Building Type: | Not Applicable |
| Roof Form: | Not Applicable |
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| Condition: | Fair |
| Principal Material: | Stone |
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| Architect/Designer/Builder: | Brink, John (WPA Engineer) |
| Year of Construction: | 1938 |
| Certainty: | Documented |
| Date Notes: | Constructed 1937-1938 |
| General Remarks: | This is one of three bridges at Lake Wabaunsee. It was constructed as part of a larger New Deal-era WPA lake project. WPA Project # 465-82-2-65 (superceded by # 65-1-82-61). See also: KHRI inventory # 197-0000-00154 (Southeast Stone Arch Bridge at Lake Wabaunsee). |
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| Listed in State Register: | No |
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| Listed in National Register: | No |
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| Potentially Eligible for National Register: |
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