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Re: The Latest From the Ohio Preservation and Revitalization Blogworld
by Anonymous
Thank you for mentioning my bridge blog. I would also like to bring your attention to my website oldohiobridges.com which is a more comprehensive look at old (<1942) metal truss bridges in Ohio. Another bridge site of interest to preservationists is oldohiobridges.com/ohba.htm The website of the Ohio Historic Bridge association, which I host on oldohiobridges.com Finding your blog was a pleasant surprise I was not aware of it until you posted my link.
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