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Jim Camp Wash Bridge, Spanning Jim Camp Wash at Route 10, Holbrook, Apache County, AZ
LocationSpanning Jim Camp Wash at Route 10,
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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1968.
Notes
Survey number HAER AZ-59
Unprocessed field note material exists for this structure (N934).
Building/structure dates:
1934 initial construction
Significance: The Jim Camp Wash Bridge is part of a complex of structures in the Rainbow Forest area section of the park. The National Park Service planned the area with assistance from the Bureau of Public Roads, while the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) undertook most of the construction beginning in 1934. The bridge, like most of the bridges and culverts in the park, is inconspicuous in its appearance. This is a result of the Park Service's concern with creating structures that have a harmonious relationship with their surrounding environment.
Subjects
BridgesTransportationCivilian Conservation Corps
Related Names
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bureau Of Public Roads
Grogan, Brian, Photographer
Fulton, Jean, Historian
Collection
Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)
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