Ticonic Footbridge (Waterville and Winslow, Me.)

found: Work cat.: NUCMC data from Maine Historical Society for George Gifford papers, 1838-1912 and undated(Ticonic Footbridge; Two Cent Bridge or Tupenny Bridge; suspension bridge traversing the Kennebec River between Waterville and Winslow, Me.; one of oldest surviving wire-cable steel suspension bridges and considered to be the last known extant toll footbridge in the U.S.)

found: Wikipedia, Sept. 24, 2007(official name: Ticonic Footbridge; Waterville-Winslow Footbridge; Two Cent Bridge; original footbridge constructed 1901 to allow factory workers access to mills on either side of the river; less than a year after its opening was washed away during a flood (Dec. 15); rebuilt in 1903; in 1960 the toll of two cents was abolished and the owners of the bridge gave it to the city of Waterville)