The Lincoln Ghost Bridge is an abandoned bridge that carried Route 66 over Salt Creek.

Built in the early 1920s, the bridge was the primary crossing until around 1940, when a new bridge was built for the later alignment of Route 66. The original 1920s bridge was a wooden covered bridge, but was later replaced with a steel truss bridge.

Today, the bridge is gone, but the concrete bridge piers still stand. It's a unique look back on a historic structure for those who get to see it. However, this is now all private property and is marked no trespassing.