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For travel information, We recommend that you contact agencies such as Pure Michigan, the Mackinaw City Chamber of Tourism, the Mackinaw Area Visitors Bureau, the St. Ignace Chamber of Commerce, and the St. Ignace Visitors Bureau.
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To get a side profile schematic, try contacting Errolgraphics Inc., P.O. Box 40800, Portland, Oregon 97240. They produced a side schematic in 1997. Their web site is www.errolgraphics.com.… Read More
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The live camera picture of the Mackinac Bridge is a very popular feature of our site and others. The camera images are configured to automatically update every 60 seconds. The time stamp indicates the last captured image. If your browser does not display the most recent image, you may need to refresh the bro… Read More
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The live camera picture of the Mackinac Bridge is a very popular feature of our site and others. The Mackinac Bridge currently has 4 cameras. The cameras show the views from the Mackinac Bridge administration building looking south, the Mackinac Bridge dock in St. Ignace looking south, the Bridge View Park i… Read More
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The Bridge at Mackinac
In the land of Hiawatha,
Where the white man gazed with awe
At a paradise divided
By the straits of Mackinac
Men are dredging, drilling, blasting,
Battling tides around the clock,
Through the depths of icy water,
Driving caissons down to rock.
Fleets of freighters bring their cargoes
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Bonds ($99,800,000) for the project were issued in early 1954. The proceeds to the Authority amounted to $96,400,033.33. The cost to design the project was $3,500,000 (Steinman Company). The cost to construct the bridge was $70, 268,500. Two primary contractors were hired to build the bridge: American Br… Read More
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Five men died during the construction of the Mackinac Bridge. The names of the five workers and dates of death: Frank Pepper, September 16, 1954; James R. LeSarge, October 10, 1954; Albert Abbott, October 25, 1954; Jack C. Baker, June 6, 1956; and, Robert Koppen, June 6, 1956. Information about the five worke… Read More
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There are no bodies buried in the concrete supports of the Mackinac Bridge. Five workers died during the construction of the Mackinac Bridge. One died in a diving accident; one fell in a caisson while welding; one fell a couple of feet into the water and drowned; and two fell from a temporary catwalk near the top… Read More