Minisa Bridge

The 40-foot wide, 251-foot long Minisa Bridge over the Little Arkansas River at 13th street was built in 1932. Students at North High School chose the name for the bridge which is a translation from the Zuni, "Red Water at Sunset," and chose the Indian motif bridge design.

The bridge was designed by Lawrence Byers, an associate of Glen Thomas. The bridge incorporates Indian and buffalo ornamentation made of colored concrete and crushed glass.