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Built in 1925 by the Southern Railway, the Pope Lick Creek Viaduct is 810 feet long and spans Pope Lick Creek and South Pope Lick Road 90 feet below.
This is a beautiful railroad trestle tha…[View More]
In 1969 American Motors Corporation went full tilt into …[View More]
From what I can figure out, the location of this railroa…[View More]
About 1 mile north of Pennington Gap, Virginia you’ll find 2 concrete bridge piers and a concrete bridge abutment on the east side of the North Fork of the Powell River also known as Stone Creek.…[View More]
I did some research and found out after talking to the c…[View More]
Bear Branch, Indiana is one of those very small Indiana towns that you may have heard of but probably have never been to. It’s not a “Ghost Town” but it definitely was a much busier town in t…[View More]
Originally built in 1904 the “Animal Bridge” in Chicago’s Jackson Park is definitely a one of a kind bridge.
Designed by architect Peter Weber the bridge is 117 feet long and according…[View More]
In this…[View More]
The Pond Creek Pony Truss Bridge near Beatysville was built in 1905 and rehabbed in 1984. It’s about 38 feet long and spans Pond Creek on Buffalo Run Road which parallels a small stream called Bu…[View More]
