The Jug Bridge demijohn once stood at entrance to the 1808 stone bridge that spanned the Monocacy River east of Frederick until 1942.

The Jug Bridge demijohn once stood at entrance to the 1808 stone bridge that spanned the Monocacy River east of Frederick until 1942.

Sun May 15, 2016 - The Jug Bridge demijohn that once stood at the entrance to the 5-arch 1808 stone bridge that spanned the Monocacy River just east of Frederick until shortly after its partial collapse in 1942. The original 1805 'Baltimore and Frederick – Town section of the first leg of the National Road has long since been replaced by Rte 40 and later I-70. 

The Jug Bridge demijohn once stood at the entrance to the 5-arch 1808 stone bridge that spanned the Monocacy River just east of Frederick until shortly after its partial collapse in 1942. The original 1805 'Baltimore and Frederick – Town section of the first leg of the National Road has long since been replaced by Rte 40 and later I-70.