America's vast highway network allows people to drive to nearly any town or place of interest in the United States. This impressive collection of roads is not just a remarkable accomplishment of civil engineering but also a symbol of the American experience. Travelers on American roads experience a sense of freedom and limitlessness, unmatched in virtually any other country on Earth.

However, the U.S. highway system is not merely a collection of roads, but also a network of impressive bridges, masterfully carved tunnels, and venerable ferries in some parts of the country. These impressive feats of engineering often took many years to build and represented the cutting edge of infrastructure and architectural design upon their completion.

In a small town in America's most remote state, bra

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