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The
"Piano Bridge"
Photo Courtesy Gordon Hesketh |
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the road ( County Road 480 ) past the church in Dubina, you will pass
the Old Dubina Store and continuing west you will cross the "Piano
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Saints
Cyril and Methodius Church, Dubina's
painted church
Photo Courtesy Gordon Hesketh
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The Old Peter's Family Store in Dubina
TE Photo March 2001
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"Piano
Bridge" and the bride
TE photo 2001 |
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The "Piano Bridge" Bride
Bride-to-be Kim Hilscher (Mrs. Krawec after April 21st, 2001)
Our wishes for a long and happy marriage.
TE photo 2001 |
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Some say it's
named after it's musical sound as you drive over it, while bridge
aficionados tell us it is technically a "piano-wire truss."
You can climb up to the nameplate and see it was built in 1885
by the King Bridge Company of Cleveland, (Ohio not Texas) or
you can take our word for it. It's one of the few remaining iron
bridges in Fayette County.
Although 480 is a dirt road, it will connect with FM 615, which
is paved and will take you to Highway 77.
© John
Troesser
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