Rock Point Bridge - Rogue River, OR - Oregon Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

ROCK POINT BRIDGE
The first toll bridge near this site was built before 1859. The wooden covered bridge
was at one time operational by the Rock Point Bridge Company. It was later purchased
by Jackson County and operated as a free bridge until it was replaced by the present
Old Pacific Highway Bridge.

This marker was placed by the Southern Oregon Historical Society. SOHS has placed a number of these 'T' markers around Southern Oregon and are easily spotted by their painted yellow posts.

Historic Topic: Pioneer Group Responsible for placement: Historical Society Marker Type: Roadside Region: Southern Oregon County: Jackson State of Oregon Historical Marker "Beaver Board": Not listed Web link to additional information: Not listed

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