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Inventory Number: CT/07-05-13x County: New Haven County Township: Seymour Town/Village: Bridge Name: Bank Street or Seymour Crosses: Naugatuck River Truss type: Howe Spans: 2 Length: Roadway Width: Built: 1856 Builder: When Lost: 1937 Cause: Replaced Latitude: N41 23.79 Longitude: W073 04.53 See a map of the area Topographic map of the area Directions: Bank St. in Seymour. Comments: 11-panel truss. This bridge had a sidewalk on one side.	Bank Street Bridge, Seymour, CT Built 1856 Replaced 1937 Richard E. Roy Collection Bank Street Bridge, Seymour, CT Built 1856 Replaced 1937 Richard E. Roy Collection Bank Street Bridge, Seymour, New Haven County, CT Built 1856 Replaced 1937 Richard Donovan Collection
Sources: DeVito, Michael C.. Connecticut's Old Timbered Crossings, 1964, pages 25-26 Caswell, William S. Jr.. Images of America - Connecticut & Rhode Island Covered Bridges, 2011, Pages 88-89, 91

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