History of Dexter
History of Dexter
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Smith established a ferry across the pond where the bridge now is. In 1824 the float bridge was built.
THE OLD FLOAT BRIDGE The present bridge across the Wassookeag, at Dexter, is sometimes referred to as the "float bridge, but it is as far as possible from that, with its thousands of tons of stone extending from its surface to a point below the low-water mark; and not only that, but many tons deposited within the wooden portion of the structure below, placed there to destroy its tendency to fl...oat during its construction.
The appellation, "float bridge, " has come down from the time when the real float bridge was there, some over forty years ago.
This old bridge served a great many years — I cannot say how many — but 1 remember very distinctly how it looked, its peculiar features that rendered it a source of fear to strange horses, and the time when it v/as mysteriously put "out of commission. " It was constructed of logs, heavy timber and planks, and was secured to the abutments at either shore, with 10 self-adjusting inclines of about tliirty-five feet, leading from the road level of these abutments down to the float, or bridge proper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith established a ferry across the pond where the bridge now is. In 1824 the float bridge was built.
THE OLD FLOAT BRIDGE The present bridge across the Wassookeag, at Dexter, is sometimes referred to as the "float bridge, but it is as far as possible from that, with its thousands of tons of stone extending from its surface to a point below the low-water mark; and not only that, but many tons deposited within the wooden portion of the structure below, placed there to destroy its tendency to fl...oat during its construction.
The appellation, "float bridge, " has come down from the time when the real float bridge was there, some over forty years ago.
This old bridge served a great many years — I cannot say how many — but 1 remember very distinctly how it looked, its peculiar features that rendered it a source of fear to strange horses, and the time when it v/as mysteriously put "out of commission. " It was constructed of logs, heavy timber and planks, and was secured to the abutments at either shore, with 10 self-adjusting inclines of about tliirty-five feet, leading from the road level of these abutments down to the float, or bridge proper.
What to read after History of Dexter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella J Mower to read onlineMoreLess
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