The Bridge at Chalk Creek and the Road to Tin Cup

The bridge across Chalk creek because it leads to the roads up the mountains, across the contenental divide and the only roads to many of the mines. This is a picture of citizens circa 1890 at the same spot where the bridge stands today. The bridge will take you to Tin Cup which is on the Cumberland Pass but you will need a heavy duty vehical to get over the mountains to get there. This is not a road for "city cars". _____