Relive the memories of the Medina River Bridge, the oldest 'unmodified' Open-Spandrel Concrete Arch bridge in Texas, and celebrate its 40th anniversary since closure. Share your photos, stories, and memories of this historical landmark.
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Get ready for some fabulous Insider Deals that will help you enjoy a cozy night's sleep and some that will elevate your style and beauty game.SA Live deals this week: Valentine’s treats, matcha & moreBridge! This iconic structure is the oldest “unmodified” Open-Spandrel Concrete Arch bridge in Texas, standing as a testament to engineering excellence and historical significance. The bridge is located at 15911 Pleasanton Road.This year also marks a significant anniversary, as it has been 40 years since the Medina River Bridge was closed to traffic in 1985. The opening of a new bridge bypassed the Medina River Bridge, leaving it a symbol of the past and a cherished piece of history. Many memories of crossing the bridge before it was closed are still vivid. Do you remember the days when it served as a crucial route? Or perhaps you recall the construction of the new bridge?shared some current photographs alongside images from 1985, shortly after the bridge ceased to serve traffic. These snapshots help tell the story of this beloved landmark, but we want to hear more from you! Do you or anyone you know have photographs, old or new, of the Medina River bridge? Or maybe you have a story or memory to share about crossing it or watching the new bridge go up? We’d love to hear from you! Contact or message us about other hidden historical gems in South San Antonio. For more updates, historical photos, and community stories about the Medina River Bridge, follow @medinariverbridge on Instagram and Facebook.Get ready for some fabulous Insider Deals that will help you enjoy a cozy night's sleep and some that will elevate your style and beauty game.SA Live deals this week: Valentine’s treats, matcha & more
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