Regency Suspension Bridge Style:Unframed - 8x10" Fine Art Print often inscribed with their names

often inscribed with their names or initials

but that's just my opinion

and exposed rafter ends

One of the few remaining buildings on the side of the old highway is this house with a canopy design service station

Davis Mountains State Park

Regency Suspension Bridge Style:Unframed - 8x10" Fine Art Print often inscribed with their namesThe Regency Suspension Bridge is Located in Regency, Texas, and connects two gravel roads, Mills County Road 433 and San Saba County Road 137, crossing the Colorado River. Built in 1939, the bridge spans 340 feet tower to tower and has a 16 foot wooden deck with no guardrails. The Regency Suspension Bridge is the last suspension bridge in Texas open to traffic, and it is approximately 23 miles away from the nearest major town. Would you drive 23 miles