Saugatuck River Swing Bridge Study

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The subject structure is located near the mouth of the Saugatuck

River in Westport, Connecticut (Fig.1) and serves to connect a residentialneighborhood comprised largely of well-preserved 19th century dwellings

with the village of Saugatuck. The bridge and quality of its setting contribute

greatly to one of Westport's most historic viewsheds. Therefore, this report

recommends that the boundaries of the proposed Saugatuck River SwingBridge Historic District include not only the bridge and its east and west

approaches, but also the two abutting parcels of open space adjacent to

those parcels (See Fig. 22 for proposed site map). Together, these three

elements comprise the fabric of an iconic and culturally significant gateway

- one that is vital to the understanding of Westport's history anddevelopment.

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