George P. Coleman Bridge (Yorktown, Va.)

found: Work cat.: George P. Coleman Bridge alternatives study, 1984:p. i (The George P. Coleman Bridge was completed in 1952, replacing a ferry service between Gloucester County and Yorktown, Va.; tolls were removed in June 1976. In 1983, Va. Dept. of Highways and Transportation conducted study of congestion on Coleman Bridge and alternatives)

found: George P. Coleman Bridge York River crossing study, York and Gloucester counties, Virginia, 1988.

found: "New George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge dedicated" Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, August 3, 1996(the $3 million bridge was built in six ready-to-go sections at Norfolk International Terminals, then floated with barges and tugs up the York River; the old bridge was taken away by barges in six pieces; the nine-day bridge replacement process made history)

found: Roads to the Future WWW site, March 17, 2007(George P. Coleman Bridge; the Coleman Bridge was built as a two-lane facility in 1953, connecting the counties of York and Gloucester; it carries U.S Route 17, a four-lane arterial highway through eastern Virginia. Due to increasing traffic, it was reconstructed to 4 lanes from August 94-96)