(Lincoln, 1909) across a brook in Flower Park in Sulphur, Murray County, OK. US177 S. 0.2 miles from jct with OK7 (Broadway Av.), W. into the park 150’ to the bridge on the N. side of the road. (6-8-09, N34 30.239 W96 58.233) Photos by Jack Schmidt. “Celebrating the Lincoln Bridge Centennial One hundred years ago, on a cold February day, residents of Sulphur and park officials gathered to celebrate the completion of the first permanent improvement in Platt National Park. The rock arch foot-bridge was christened “The Lincoln Bridge,” in honor of the centennial of Abraham Lincoln’s birth on February 12, 1909. This Gothic Revival structure has stood for one hundred years as a treasured part of Platt National Park and today’s Platt Historic District in the Chickasaw National Recreation Area.”