Kernwood Bridge - Revision history

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	times a day in the summer for boats using the Danvers River.		times a day in the summer for boats using the Danvers River.
	The Kernwood Bridge opened in 1908. It is 1,100 feet long and cost $150,000 to construct. County Commissioners decided to call		The Kernwood Bridge opened in 1908. It is 1,100 feet long and cost $150,000 to construct. County Commissioners decided to call
	the bridge after the Kernwood Estate, which abuts the bridge.		the bridge after the Kernwood Estate (now the Kernwood Golf Club), which abuts the bridge.

	The DPW worked on the bridge in the early 1990's, replacing the wood deck and the wood cross beams supporting the deck. It cost about $2 million		The DPW worked on the bridge in the early 1990's, replacing the wood deck and the wood cross beams supporting the deck. It cost about $2 million

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	the bridge after the Kernwood Estate, which abuts the bridge.		the bridge after the Kernwood Estate, which abuts the bridge.

	The DPW worked on the bridge in the early 1990's, replacing the wood deck, and the wood cross beams supporting the deck. It ~~will~~ cost about $2 million		The DPW worked on the bridge in the early 1990's, replacing the wood deck and the wood cross beams supporting the deck. It cost about $2 million
	to repair. Though forecast as taking as little as months, the bridge work took 10 months, opening on May 11, 1993.		to repair. Though forecast as taking as little as 6 months, the bridge work took 10 months, opening on May 11, 1993.

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	to repair. Though forecast as taking as little as months, the bridge work took 10 months, opening on May 11, 1993.		to repair. Though forecast as taking as little as months, the bridge work took 10 months, opening on May 11, 1993.

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	The Kernwood Bridge connects North Salem with the Ryal Side neighborhood in Beverly. It is a swing-span bridge which opens several		The Kernwood Bridge connects North Salem with the Ryal Side neighborhood in Beverly. It is a swing-span bridge which opens several
	times a day in the summer for boats using the Danvers River.		times a day in the summer for boats using the Danvers River.
			The Kernwood Bridge opened in 1908. It is 1,100 feet long and cost $150,000 to construct. County Commissioners decided to call
			the bridge after the Kernwood Estate, which abuts the bridge.

	The DPW worked on the bridge in the early 1990's, replacing the wood deck, and the wood cross beams supporting the deck. It will cost about $2 million		The DPW worked on the bridge in the early 1990's, replacing the wood deck, and the wood cross beams supporting the deck. It will cost about $2 million
	to repair. Though forecast as taking as little as months, the bridge work took 10 months, opening on May 11, 1993.		to repair. Though forecast as taking as little as months, the bridge work took 10 months, opening on May 11, 1993.
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	"Bridge reopens; more detours in the works" ''Salem Evening News'', May 12, 1993, p. 1		"Bridge reopens; more detours in the works" ''Salem Evening News'', May 12, 1993, p. 1

	"~~Technical snag delays~~ Kernwood ~~reopening; bridge already four months over schedule~~" Salem News		"New Kernwood Bridge opened and christened" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 18, 1908. p. 1

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The Kernwood Bridge connects North Salem with the Ryal Side neighborhood in Beverly. It is a swing-span bridge which opens several
times a day in the summer for boats using the Danvers River.
The DPW worked on the bridge in the early 1990's, replacing the wood deck, and the wood cross beams supporting the deck. It will cost about $2 million
to repair. Though forecast as taking as little as months, the bridge work took 10 months, opening on May 11, 1993.

==See Also==

Vertical File in Salem Collection - '''Kernwood Bridge'''

"State set to repair bridge; Kernwood Bridge to get resurfaced this summer" ''Salem News'', June 24, 2013, p. 6

"Bridge closing time cut in half" ''Salem Evening News'', Jul 17, 1990, p. 1

"Traffic horrors foreseen if state closes Kernwood" ''Salem Evening News'', July 14, 1990, p. 1

"Bridge reopens; more detours in the works" ''Salem Evening News'', May 12, 1993, p. 1

"Technical snag delays Kernwood reopening; bridge already four months over schedule" Salem News