Warriors Mark township
The Birmingham Bridge, on the county line
The Birmingham Bridge carries Pennsylvania Route 350 over the Juniata north of Birmingham, and it does not belong to one county. Its far end is in Tyrone Township, Blair County; its near end is in Warriors Mark Township, Huntingdon County. The Historic American Engineering Record photographed it in March 1988 from the downstream side. The photographer was Jet Lowe, whose plates of the Harbison-Walker works appear elsewhere on this site.
Checked 2026-09-01 · Library of Congress HAER, via Wikimedia Commons
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