The lower highway/single streetcar track bridge was built about 1895; the upper double-track streetcar bridge was built about 1903. The upper bridge was once called the High Level Bridge or the High Bridge and was also known as the Gorge Bridge or the N. O. T. Co. (Northern Ohio Traction and Light) Bridge. Both bridges spanned the Gorge between Akron and Cuyahoga Falls, located near the road that is now Front Street, north of Cuyahoga Falls Avenue.
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