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The Old Stone Arch Bridge is the second-oldest extant bridge in the United States, after the Frankford Avenue Bridge (built in 1697) over Pennypack Creek in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is the oldest bridge in New Jersey. * The Old Stone Arch Bridge was built in 1731 spanning the Green Brook, connecting Bound Brook (Somerset County) and Middlesex Borough (Middlesex County) in north central, New Jersey and carried the Great Road Up Raritan laid out in 1681 that was created by an act of the Assembly of the province of East Jersey. In 1764 the colonial highway, west to what is now Lambertville on The Delaware River and east to Elizabethtown Point on Newark Bay was christened Old York Road, This highway was the shortest route between Philadelphia and New York City (reached by ferry), the two most populous cities in the United States through the late 18th century. It was built shortly after the Kings Highway called a variety of names, but most prominently when the old Indian path, the Assunpink Trail was widened and only slightly improved, the Upper Road.. The bridge allowed farmers, plantation owners and everyone else west and north of the Raritan River a direct and practical route to the colonial ports of New Brunswick and Raritan Landing. Since the early 1870s the Old Stone Arch Bridge has been buried up to the parapets (stone walls along the roadway) due to construction of a railroad embankment.

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The Old Stone Arch Bridge is the second-oldest extant bridge in the United States, after the Frankford Avenue Bridge (built in 1697) over Pennypack Creek in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is the oldest bridge in New Jersey.
* The Old Stone Arch Bridge was built in 1731 spanning the Green Brook, connecting Bound Brook (Somerset County) and Middlesex Borough (Middlesex County) in north central, New Jersey and carried the Great Road Up Raritan laid out in 1681 that was created by an act of the Assembly of the province of East Jersey. In 1764 the colonial highway, west to what is now Lambertville on The Delaware River and east to Elizabethtown Point on Newark Bay was christened Old York Road, This highway was the shortest route between Philadelphia and New York City (reached by ferry), the two most populous cities in the United States through the late 18th century. It was built shortly after the Kings Highway called a variety of names, but most prominently when the old Indian path, the Assunpink Trail was widened and only slightly improved, the Upper Road.. The bridge allowed farmers, plantation owners and everyone else west and north of the Raritan River a direct and practical route to the colonial ports of New Brunswick and Raritan Landing. Since the early 1870s the Old Stone Arch Bridge has been buried up to the parapets (stone walls along the roadway) due to construction of a railroad embankment.

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