The Brecksville-Northfield Bridge and Station Road Bridge are two historic bridges located in Brecksville, Ohio, United States. These bridges form part of the Ohio & Erie Canal, in which it marks the historic border between the historic townships of Brecksville and Northfield. This is an idyllic location to observe the beauty of the Ohio & Erie Canal with its peaceful, tree-lined scenery. Visitors can access the bridges via Brecksville Road in the southern part of Brecksville. In addition to offering picturesque views of the canal, visitors can also spot the monarch butterfly and many varieties of ducks. There are also plenty of old-growth trees and wildflowers along the canal in the spring and summer months. The Brecksville-Northfield Bridge features stone abutments and five masonry archways, while the Station Road Bridge features stone abutments and one stone-faced arch. Both of these bridges have been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1994.
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