E.K. VENHOFF

B O O K S​

LEARN ABOUT THE LOUISVILLE BRIDGES

Growing up along the Ohio River in Louisville, Kentucky, offered many opportunities to view the bridges that cross the river between my hometown and southern Indiana. Each bridge displayed its own beauty and personality, regardless of location, length or design. These bridges contributed to the history of Louisville, New Albany, Jeffersonville, Clarksville and Utica, which is what sparked my interest in these structures. 


East End Bridge

  • One of newest bridges
  • Named Lewis and  Clark 
  • Connects Prospect to Utica 

Sherman Minton Bridge

  • Double decker bridge 
  • Arch bridge 
  • Connects Portland to New Albany

14th Street Bridge

  • Truss vertical 
  • Connects Louisville to Falls
  • Oldest bridge 

The Magical Candy Cane 

Do you believe in the magic of Christmas? Sarah didn't until she brought home a magical candy cane named Mr. Andy Candy Cane. Everyone learned the true meaning of Christmas joy with Sarah and Mr. Andy's help: spending time with people, using our talents to serve others, and sharing with those in need. 

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