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Sarah Martin
Apr 18, 2013, 11:07:43 AM4/18/13
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Good Morning -
I'm forwarding this message to the email group on behalf of the City of Lenora in Norton County.
The City of Lenora has a 1906 Truss Leg Bedstead Bridge (OS125) to give away. Located in Larrick Park, the steel bridge is 64 ft long and 17 ft wide, is in fair condition but currently has no deck. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and its relocation to Larrick Park had been approved by the National Park Service. Anyone interested in the bridge would be responsible for all work and expense to relocate the bridge, as well as coordination with the Kansas Historical Society. Serious inquiries may be made to the City of Lenora, 125 E Washington, Lenora, KS 67645, or call 785-567-4860, or email leno...@ruraltel.net.
2 photographs are attached.
More documentation on the bridge can be found here: http://khri.kansasgis.org/index.cfm?in=137-0000-00123
Sarah Martin
I'm forwarding this message to the email group on behalf of the City of Lenora in Norton County.
The City of Lenora has a 1906 Truss Leg Bedstead Bridge (OS125) to give away. Located in Larrick Park, the steel bridge is 64 ft long and 17 ft wide, is in fair condition but currently has no deck. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and its relocation to Larrick Park had been approved by the National Park Service. Anyone interested in the bridge would be responsible for all work and expense to relocate the bridge, as well as coordination with the Kansas Historical Society. Serious inquiries may be made to the City of Lenora, 125 E Washington, Lenora, KS 67645, or call 785-567-4860, or email leno...@ruraltel.net.
2 photographs are attached.
More documentation on the bridge can be found here: http://khri.kansasgis.org/index.cfm?in=137-0000-00123
Sarah Martin
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