The nearly century-old Eighth Street bridge stretching over the Passaic River into Bergen County in Wallington, NJ has deteriorated to critical condition: corrosion eating holes through floor beams, fractures disjointing sidewalks. The 292-foot Eighth Street bridge was built in 1914 and was considered a potential historical landmark until its 300ton counterweight, used to open the bridge, began to crumble onto passing cars and had to be removed. Still open for cars to cross, but new construction is expected to start soon. via 500px
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