Talk:Browns Bridge
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History of Brown's Bridge
[edit]I am not a wikipedia editor, but hopefully someone can incorporate the history of Brown's Bridge from the Historic Atlanta Bridges page at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historic_bridges_of_the_Atlanta_area#Brown.27s_Bridge here, especially the fact that the old bridge had been washed away in a flood before the dam was built and Lake Lanier created, and that the current bridge was not built in exactly the same location, but just a bit upriver.