The Stone Bridges of Napa County were constructed using high-quality building stone sourced from local quarries and the craftsmanship of skilled stonemasons, many of whom were European immigrants. These bridges stand as historical landmarks, reflecting both the natural resources and the artisanal expertise that shaped the county's infrastructure in the 19th and early 20th centuries. - AsNotedIn
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| Swartz Creek Bridge on Aetna Springs Road |
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| Maxwell Creek Bridge on Hardin Road |
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| Pope Street Bridge |
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| Napa River Bridge on Zinfandel Lane |
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| Garnett Creek Bridge on Greenwood Avenue |
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| Milliken Creek Bridge |
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| Carneros Creek Bridge on Old Sonoma Road |
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| Garnett Creek Bridge on CA 29 |
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| Last Name | Name | AsNotedIn |
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| Newman: | James B Newman |
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| Buckman: | O H Buckman |
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| Theme group category: | Groups |
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