The Grand Avenue Bridge, formerly Indiana Street Bridge, is a fixed-trunnion bascule bridge in Chicago, Illinois, that crosses the North Branch Chicago River.
Before the current bridge opened in 1913, a swing bridge took the place of the current bridge. The wood and iron swing bridge opened in 1869.
The swing bridge was dismantled in favor of a new bascule bridge, which opened on December 13, 1913. Months earlier, on August 15, 1913, Indiana Street was renamed to Grand Avenue as part of a citywide changes of street names.