Anatolia, which witnessed the evolution of very different civilizations for centuries, has been bonded by routes from end to end in order to supply the transportation requirements of societies, such as for communication, military and trade. Also in this period, bridges--which are a part of the transportation system, serving as useful structures for commercial, financial, militaristic, social and cultural issues--have become an integral part of cultural history over time. Historical artifacts, surviving from the past until today, expose a great deal of destruction, both natural and unnatural. For this reason, studies which are carried out to inform the next generation and protect the cultural heritage are accelerating day by day all over the world, and their importance is growing rapidly. This increasing importance has stimulated the technology to make these studies of cultural heritage easier and more detailed. This also provides opportunities for the development of current measurement systems. Photogrammetric methods have being used for many years to produce base map data (measured drawings and three-dimensional models) for the maintenance, repair and conservation of historic buildings. In this study, the historical Kurt Bridge, constructed on Istavloz Stream in the Vezirköprü district in Samsun and one of the most important examples of bridge architecture, has been documented through the creation of a 3D model.