Indiana's Lost Bridge Built With No Road On The Other Side
Автор: Chad On The Road
Загружено: 2025-12-24
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Step back in time as we explore Indiana’s mysterious “Bridge to Nowhere,” also known as the abandoned Eikenberry Bridge near Denver, Indiana. Built in 1920, this steel through-truss bridge stretches 230 feet across the Eel River—but for years, it led to absolutely nothing.
When the bridge was first completed, there was no road or access on the south side, earning it the nickname “The Lost Bridge.” Locals were left puzzled by a crossing that ended in a dead end, forcing drivers to ford the river instead. It wasn’t until 1924 that a road was finally built, giving residents a safe way across. The bridge was later named after Ira Eikenberry, who owned the land where the south abutment was constructed.
Today, the bridge stands abandoned, officially closed in 2010, slowly being reclaimed by nature and time. In this video, we take a closer look at the history, design, and strange decisions behind this forgotten Indiana landmark.
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