America’s Historic Roads
Puzzle 22 · The National Road West · Page 38 in print
Zanesville Crossing
The first Zanesville Y-Bridge was built with wooden trestles and a limestone center pier.
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Buckingham
Catherinus Putnam Buckingham, designer of the third bridge.
Camber
Upward curvature in the second bridge’s truss design.
Canoes
Craft supporting the early ferry platforms.
Henry Crooks
Ferry operator at the 1797 Muskingum crossing.
Licking River
River meeting the Muskingum at the Y-Bridge.
Limestone
Stone used for the first Y-Bridge’s center pier.
McCulloch
William McCulloch, ferry operator at the crossing.
Moses Dillon
Planner of the branching bridge at Zanesville.
Muskingum
River crossed at Zanesville.
Planks
Boards forming early ferry platforms.
Rufus Scott
Architect credited for the first Y-Bridge.
Streetcars
Rail vehicles crossing the 1902 Y-Bridge.
Trestles
Timber supports used in the first bridge.
Y-Bridge
Three-armed bridge at Zanesville’s river junction.
Zanesville
Town at the river crossings served by the Y-Bridge.
Sources
- HistoryCity of Zanesville, Ohio