Reversing Falls Bridges, St. John, New Brunswick | National History Committee of the CSCE Home About Us Members Terms of Reference Awards Contact Us Historic Sites National Sites International Sites Regional Sites Airfields of the British Commonwealth Training Plan Inventory of Historic Civil Engineering Sites Resources Notable Engineers History Notes Building Canada Select Page Reversing Falls Bridges, St. John, New Brunswick Location of a suspension bridge (190 m span) designed by Edward W. Serrell and in use from 1853 to 1915 when it was replaced by the present highway bridge; and a cantilever-type railway bridge (372 m in span) designed by Job Abbott and constructed by P.S. Archibald, in use from 1885 to 1921 when it was replaced by the existing railway bridge. Historical Sites National International Regional Airfields of the British Commonwealth Training Plan Inventory of Historic Civil Engineering Sites National History Committee of the CSCE About Us Members Terms of Reference Awards Contact Us Resources Notable Engineers History Notes Copyright © 2022 National History Committee of the CSCE | Responsive Website by Foxroy