The South Presa Street Bridge is a metal, pin-connected lenticular pony truss bridge that spans the San Antonio River. Built in eighteen ninety by the Berlin Iron Bridge Company of East Berlin, Connecticut, it stands out as a rare example of this specific truss design within the city. The name Presa, meaning dam in Spanish, references the Pajalache Acequia that once operated near this site.
Presa Street Bridge
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