Brookfield Floating Bridge open for the season

Marlboro's new floating boardwalk gives visitors a view that was once off-limits

Community celebrates 200 years of the Brookfield Floating Bridge

Brookfield’s Floating Bridge to close this week

The Okanagan Lake Bridge (also known as the Kelowna Floating Bridge) was completed in 1958 and officially opened by Princess Margaret. The bridge was the first of its kind in Canada and was partially funded through tolls, which were collected from its opening until April 1, 1963. Thanks to this video shared by Janice Strukoff we get to see what crossing the bridge back then looked like! Janice commented: "... a small 8 mml video (1.11 seconds) (my dads) of the Kelowna Toll Booth in 1963. It is a

This incredibly beautiful bridge has some insane history! #photography #kansas #bridge #history #sunset | Christopher Kirkham Photography

"Chemong Lake Floating Causeway" In several locations throughout the Kawartha Lakes region, floating bridges once connected communities across the water. Among them, the floating bridge over Chemong Lake—known at the time as Mud Lake—stood out as one of the most remarkable engineering feats ever built in the Kawarthas. Completed in 1901, it showcased a great deal of local ingenuity. Although constantly battered by waves and shifting ice, the bridge managed to endure for many years, despite requi