Cameron County Castle Garden Bridge

Cameron County Castle Garden Bridge

Cameron County Commissioners Tony Moscato (right) and George Singer (left) accept an award from Hank Bonstedt, PHIA Eastern Vice President for the County's efforts with the Castle Garden Bridge Replacement Project. Safety improvement awards are given by PHIA (Pennsylvania Highway Information Association) and judged by PHIA, the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Absent from the photo is County Commissioner Glen Fiebig:

A letter from the Cameron County Commissioners:

P. Joseph Lehman, Inc. is proud to have designed and inspected construction of the new bridge for the Cameron County Commissioners and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Engineering District 2-0.

A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was held on October 22, 1999 to celebrate the opening of Cameron County's Castle Garden Bridge, also known as the Tom Mix Bridge. Pictured from left: Frank Geleskie, local historian; Rod Shadman, former County Commissioner; P. Joseph Lehman, Jr., P. Joseph Lehman, Inc., Consulting Engineers; LeRoy Skinner, former County Commissioner; Lonnie Bray, P. Joseph Lehman, Inc., Consulting Engineers; Ed Horning, County Commissioner; C. D. Lynn, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Engineering District 2-0; Joe Holenchik, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Engineering District 2-0; Tony Moscato, County Commissioner:

The bridge spans Bennett's Branch of the Sinnemahoning Creek between Driftwood Borough and Gibson Township on Township Road T-343.

Cameron County Echo newspaper article (October 27, 1999):

Pouring the reinforced concrete deck:

Setting the pre-stressed reinforced concrete I-beams:

The Old Castle Garden Bridge:

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