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Mack, John, Bridge is located in Sedgwick County, Kansas certified as a historic location on Wednesday January 22, 1992. This location is a protected historic place because of historical significance relating to Transportation, more specifically a Road-Related. Mack, John, Bridge was nominated by as a historic location by State Government based on Architecture/Engineering, Event and its significance in Social History, Engineering.

Mack, John, Bridge Information

Other Name: Rainbow Arch Marsh Arch Bridges of Kansas TR
Other Name: South Lawrence Street Bridge;173-5880-1383
Ownership Type: Local
Type of Resource: Structure
Historically Significant Years Associated With This Location: 1930, 1931
Level of Governmental Significance: Local
Architect, builder, or engineer: Marsh,James B.; Tomlinson,Edward
Architectural Style: Rainbow reinforced concrete
Restricted Archeological Site: Not Listed as a Restricted Site

Mack, John, Bridge Size Data

Acres occupied by this site: 9
Number of historically contributing buildings: 0
Number of historically contributing sites: 0
Number of historically contributing structures: 1
Number of historically contributing objects: 0
Number of noncontributing buildings: 0
Number of noncontributing sites: 0
Number of noncontributing structures: 0
Number of noncontributing objects: 0
Related Sections: Wichita Historic Locations Sedgwick County Historic Locations Kansas Historic Locations