Bridge – McNeill MS

City:
McNeill, MS

Site Type:
Infrastructure and Utilities, Roads, Bridges, and Tunnels

New Deal Agencies:
Work Relief Programs, Works Progress Administration (WPA)

Started:
1935

Completed:
1936

Quality of Information:
Very Good

Marked:
Unknown

Description

The concrete bridge constructed by the Works Progress Administration over the Hobolichitto Creek (also spelled Hobolochitto) was 100 feet wide and part of the county’s farm to market road program. It was constructed 5 miles from McNeill for a cost of $6,304. It has since been replaced.

Source notes

Mississippi WPA Projects are Approved. (Jul 16, 1935). Biloxi Daily Herald, p. 17.

Alliston OK's Work here Awaiting Federal Grant. (Aug 18, 1935). Clarion-Ledger, p. 9.

WPA Bridges Stream. (Dec. 17, 1936). The Newton Record, p. 12.

Site originally submitted by Susan Allen on July 5, 2020.

Location Info


1049-1067 Henleyfield McNeill Road
McNeill, Mississippi 39426
Pearl River County

Coordinates: 30.6622467, -89.6861749

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