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James Farm Road Bridge

By April 8, 2023April 15th, 2023No Comments

James Farm Road Bridge, Stratford, Connecticut:

In 1940, residents of Stratford feared a proposed route of the Merritt Parkway by the Connecticut Highway Department, and they successfully petitioned for a new double-span bridge on James Farm Road. The Art Deco style structure is adorned with two angel wings sculptures by Edward Ferrari from white quartz and concrete.

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