A historic landmark destroyed in 2003 will be revived for the public with a new design that will leave the rubble where it lies.

The design for a two-phase improvement project at the Kinzua Bridge State Park will focus on the history and destruction of the Kinzua Bridge. The 2,053-foot long railroad bridge completed in 1882, had 11 towers in the center of the bridge blow down during a Category F-1 tornado on July 21, 2003.

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