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View of A. Frederick Oberlin Bridge
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View of A. Frederick Oberlin Bridge
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View of A. Frederick Oberlin Bridge
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mtm05005
August 9, 2023
Cycling
The A. Frederick Oberlin Bridge is a 1980 replica of the original Ithiel Town bridge that was commissioned by Eli Whitney.
From this point, there is a great view of the bridge, which is only open to pedestrians. There are no cars allowed on the paths that lead to either side of the bridge, so you can stop to take a closer look at the bridge without worrying about traffic.
From this point, there is a great view of the bridge, which is only open to pedestrians. There are no cars allowed on the paths that lead to either side of the bridge, so you can stop to take a closer look at the bridge without worrying about traffic.
mtm05005
February 7, 2024
Mountain biking
The A. Frederick Oberlin Bridge is a 1980 replica of the original Ithiel Town bridge that was commissioned by Eli Whitney.
From this point, there is a great view of the bridge, which is only open to pedestrians. There are no cars allowed on the paths that lead to either side of the bridge, so you can stop to take a closer look at the bridge without worrying about traffic.
From this point, there is a great view of the bridge, which is only open to pedestrians. There are no cars allowed on the paths that lead to either side of the bridge, so you can stop to take a closer look at the bridge without worrying about traffic.
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Location: South Central Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut, United States