The Wilson River Bridge stands out, mostly due to its architecture. Unlike other bridges, it is designed with a particular architectural design in mind, which is the Classical Revival with Art Deco motifs. Although, it is not new for these structures to have such themes, having such an elegant design for a public infrastructure is still worth mentioning.

Also called the Wilson River Bridge at Tillamook or the Wilson River Bridge No. 01499, the Wilson River Bridge was designed and created by Conde B. McCullough, a popular bridge builder, best known for his original designs that have become widely used in Iowa and Kansas during the early years of the twentieth century. This bridge followed suit to his legacy and displayed an elegant arch, crossing the Wilson River.