Historic Dewey Bridge Youth T-Shirt

Historic Dewey Bridge - The old historic Dewey Bridge was built in 1916. It crosses the Colorado River in Utah. The bridge featured an all wooded deck measuring 502 feet long, 10.2 feet wide from support to support, and 8 feet wide from rail to rail. The bridge also consisted of two metal towers, a run of seven cables on each side of the bridge deck, and cable anchors. On April 6, 2008, a seven year old boy accidentally started a fire in a nearby campground while playing with matches. The fire moved up the riverbank and destroyed the bridges wooden deck and rails. As of today, this is all that remains of the bridge that was once the only way to cross over the Colorado river. The bridge was once the longest suspension bridge in Utah, until April of 2008 when it was destroyed by fire.

I thank you for taking the time to stop by and visit. I hope that you will enjoy the time spent here. Photography is one of my passions in life. I enjoy traveling and the adventures it has brought me. Although I have lived in Wisconsin all of my life, I have had the time and opportunity to travel beyond. Living in Wisconsin, with it's four seasons of changing weather leaves me with endless opportunities for ever changing scenery. For these reasons I enjoy nature, and landscape photography the most. The latest additions to my Galleries. All of the art work found here is available to be printed on canvas, metal, acrylic, or as gallery prints and fine art greeting cards. A selection of matts and frames are also available for...