The first bridge at the site was built in 1801. There was no bridge on the site from 1853 to 1873. The
third bridge was dedicated in 1896 and demolished in 2010. A temporary bridge served from 2010 to 2015. The current bridge opened to traffic on August 28, 2015 In Fall 2014, the arches were built from segments trucked in. The arches are ten segment widths wide and were brought in as half-arches. The bridge is wider than the previous bridge by a total of approximately , split between both sides of the old bridge, for a total of defined as two traffic lanes plus a sidewalk on the south (downstream) side of the bridge, similar to the previous bridge. A minimum of vertical clearance must be maintained from the mean high water line at the main span, requiring the roadway to be raised approximately higher than its previous level. Other improvements include ADA-compliant sidewalks, wheelchair ramps, and driveway transitions, as well as better drainage, curbing, signage, guardrail, and pavement markings. ==Temporary bridge==