MAKE A MEME View Large Image The 55-foot long bridge that spans the river at the Lower Falls of the Amnicon River is historically significant due both to its age and unusual construction. It is called a Horton or bowstring bridge. It is not known how many bowstring ...
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Keywords: amnicon falls amniconfalls places public lands publiclands state park statepark united states unitedstates wi wis. wis wisc. wisc wisconsin outdoor The 55-foot long bridge that spans the river at the Lower Falls of the Amnicon River is historically significant due both to its age and unusual construction. It is called a Horton or bowstring bridge. It is not known how many bowstring bridges of Horton's design were built or when the bridge that now serves park visitors was constructed. Today only five other Horton bridges are known. They are also owned by the Department of Natural Resources at the Van Loon Wildlife Area in La Crosse County. Photo: Ben Pierson / DNR The 55-foot long bridge that spans the river at the Lower Falls of the Amnicon River is historically significant due both to its age and unusual construction. It is called a Horton or bowstring bridge. It is not known how many bowstring bridges of Horton's design were built or when the bridge that now serves park visitors was constructed. Today only five other Horton bridges are known. They are also owned by the Department of Natural Resources at the Van Loon Wildlife Area in La Crosse County. Photo: Ben Pierson / DNR
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