Jun 3, 2011 · Locally, the date June 18, 1976 might not ring a bell for most people, but I contend it was a day that changed Bay City forever. For over a century, residents had been able to travel from one...

Jun 27, 2020 · More pictures of the Third Street Bridge, over the Saginaw River, that connected the east and west side of Bay City, Michigan. It was built in 1872, and collapsed June 18, 1976 as it opened for a ship at 3:10am.

113 3rd Street, Bay City, Michigan Join us under the Third Street Star Bridge and enjoy our outdoor seating and local restaurants. Located on 3rd street between Saginaw Street and Water Street, the Star Bridge adds to the atmosphere of our community gathering space.

Bridges have been a vital part of life in Bay City ever since the first bridge, the Third Street Bridge, was built in the late 1800s. The following is a collection of historical photos of...

Jul 25, 2017 · In 1976, the Third Street Bridge that connected the West and East side business districts of Bay City collapsed after being bumped by a passing freighter. The lack of a bridge was detrimental to the businesses on both sides of the river, causing some to close.

Mar 25, 2011 · BAY CITY — The Belinda Street, Third Street, Cass Avenue and 23rd Street bridges are long gone, but a glimpse into their origins is the topic of an exhibit at the Historical Museum of...

Third Street Star Bridge, Bay City, Michigan. 2,928 likes · 2,014 were here. Illuminating Love, Life and Art in Downtown Bay City.

Until 1864, the only means to traverse the Saginaw River between West Bay City and Bay City was by boat or ferry. The Third Street Bridge crossing played an important role in the growth of these communities, which merged as one Bay City in 1905.

The Jefferson Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, community placemaking initiative | Raise a Flag Bay City | Third Street Star Bridge | Jefferson Street Market | Image Mapping | Sculpture Park & Garden | TJP Artists | Volunteer

Nov 29, 2018 · Starkly different from Third Street’s early days on Hell’s Half Mile, today’s Third Street in downtown Bay City has become a local favorite. From selfies to dance parties, the Third Street Star Bridge is a source of pride in the community and a beautiful way to recognize the light that is in all of us.