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 Haddon Lake Park Bridge - Haddon Heights, NJ
N 39° 52.746 W 075° 04.418
18S E 493703 N 4414341
The Works Progress Administration CCC boys built this bridge in 1937.
Waymark Code: WMEN1W
Location: New Jersey, United States
Date Posted: 06/16/2012
Views: 2
The CCC boys built the trails, retaining walls, steps and several of these types of bridges thanks to Roosevelt's administration and their efforts to get the country back to work. New Jersey was the beneficiary of many work project efforts. The bridge is an arch type, constructed of stone blocks, smallish, crossing over a small stream. The stream empties into Crystal Lake, beginning at Mill Pond. I am unsure of the actual name of this stream although the area it runs through is called King's Run. The site of the bridge and stream is called the Glover Fulling Mill Site and is on the NRHP.
Physical Location (city, county, etc.): Haddon Heights, Camden County, Haddon Lake Park, New Jersey
Road, Highway, Street, etc.: 13th Avenue
Water or other terrain spanned: Small Creek of unknown name
Architect/Builder: CCC Boys
Construction Date: 1937
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