Remembering the Ebey Slough Swing Bridge

The Ebey Slough Bridge served Snohomish County, Washington, for 85 years before being replaced in 2012. It was a unique swing bridge design and was one of only four swing bridges left under WSDOT care. Down from 16 in 1944, there are only three swing bridges left at WSDOT now, and the Ebey Slough Bridge was a great example of a bridge type that may not be around on state highways much longer.

[@jerrysinclair3771]

Wonderful tribute! Congrats to WSDOT for this fine video.

[@trainzmarcel2074]

brilliant footage

[@NipkowDisk]

Outstanding video! Indeed, not many swing bridges left- they're way cool IMO.

[@bigbilllomax]

over that bridge 2-4 times a day still, befor I-5 This was to me where the city ended and the gateway to the country. destination one of many state campgrounds.. childhood mems.
:-)

[@WilliamAlanPhoto]

Visual Engineering Resource Group
Videography
Ron Jones
Steve Lee
Photography Keith Anderson
You've all done a great job putting this together, I wish I could have been part of it!

[@RailPreserver2K]

I hope at least one of these swing bridges is saved

[@michellerincon7494]

We have 5 swing bridges in the bronx

[@trainman071]

THEY SHOULD PRESERVE THIS AS A FOOT TRAFFIC BRIDGE

[@willgibson9718]

Wow

[@azamkhan-nx2xm]

how to long metar this bridge

[@trainman071]

its too bad that bridge couldn't be saved as a historic land mark traffic could of rerouted by building a by pass bridge