Who knew this little corner of the world has so much to offer. What an educational trip. John Roebling & Sons built this bridge and so, so many more - ever heard of the Brooklyn Bridge? Battle of Minisink. Canals built to haul coal from Pennsylvania to the Hudson River to fuel New York families. History plus...hiking, camping, water rafting,... More

We went on the Stourbridge train ride to the Roebling Aqueduct & back. It was a fun afternoon and the aqueduct is really interesting to see if you like historic sites. More

this bridge gives you an opportunity to step back in time, and see the earlier work of the Brooklyn Bridge creator More

Come and see where it all began. Walk across the pathway where canal boats once floated! More

I've never heard of a "canal bridge", but it literally was a bridge that allowed barges to sail over the river. Today, it's a one-lane auto bridge, with cars "peeking" to see that noone is heading the other way before getting on! (Fortunately, it's a small town!) The view of the Delaware from the pedestrian walkway is quite lovely, as... More

Very interesting, designed by the creator of the Brokklyn Bridge More

One of the few suspensions bridges still in existence - has been somewhat restored - cars can drive across - a piece of history More

stumbled upon this interesting engineering feet and landmark. very interesting. can be a quick visit and tour. More

One lane only (not two) - a fun driving experience. More