Only 10 years after the new Pitcher Bridge was built, the bridge was completed discontinued to be flooded under the creation of the Knightville Dam.   “Here Huntington will have to take the biggest loss, but the area involved is only a small percentage of the total area of the town. At the same time new values will be created in the relocation of the main road up the valley. The dam that closes the gap at Knightville will close as well the new state road that was completed less than 10 years ago. After leaving Huntington center, the road crosses to the east bank of the river and continues along for several miles until it reaches the new concrete bridge, with the date 1927, about a half a mile north of the dam site at Knightville. Here it follows the main stream for a little over a mile until it branches off up the valley of the Little river to South Worthington.”

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