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 arch_1.jpg The first arch (as numbered from the North). The build date of 1917 is cast in this arch. Full size image is 133 kB
|  arch_2.jpg Here's the second arch, with a part of the sun screwing up the picture. Full size image is 93 kB
|  arch_3.jpg Here's the third arch. Full size image is 100 kB
|  arch_4.jpg The fourth arch. The ice is remains of a funky "ice flood" that happened over two weeks ago. Full size image is 104 kB
|  arch_5.jpg Inside of the fifth arch. More huge chunks of ice. Full size image is 100 kB
|  arch_6.jpg Inside the sixth arch. The sixth and seventh arches have water flowing through them. The North side arch wall in the sixth column has its footing showing. Full size image is 94 kB
|  arch_7_and_south_east_wing_wall.jpg Here's arch seven and the southeast wing wall. Notice that the wing walls on the south side are concreted over top of the stone, while the north sides are not. Full size image is 112 kB
|  arch_7_west_side.jpg Looking up at the seventh arch from the west side of the bridge. Full size image is 109 kB
|  column_between_6_and_7_east_side.jpg Here's the column in between the sixth and seventh arches on the east side. We're missing a bit of concrete here. Full size image is 109 kB
|  column_between_6_and_7_west_side.jpg Here's the west side of the column in between arches six and seven. Thank goodness for re-rod. That just doesn't look too good. Full size image is 108 kB
|  east_side.jpg Approaching the bridge from the East side. Here's the column in between the sixth and seventh arches on the east side. We're missing a bit of concrete here. Full size image is 92 kB
|  inside_arch_6.jpg The North side arch wall in the sixth column has its footing showing. Full size image is 130 kB
|  inside_arch_6_again.jpg Another shot of the north side of the sixth arch wall. Those stones appear to be part of the footing. I wonder if that long wood beam is from the bridge construction? I know it would be really old, but why else would it be there? Full size image is 127 kB
|  inside_arch_6_roof.jpg The south wall of arch six. Re-rod is showing and it appears that the drain pipe assembly that was previously is this wall has totally rotted off, along with the concrete around it. Full size image is 93 kB
|  looking_south.jpg Looking South down the right of way. The track on the left is the active one. Full size image is 113 kB
|  new_handrails.jpg Notice the new handrails that the EPRY installed last year. I hope that this low ballast isn't because it falling through the drain system. Looking at the bottom of arch seven, it looks like the drain pipe there has fallen off with the surrounding concrete. Full size image is 107 kB
|  new_handrails_2.jpg Here's a better look at the handrails on the southeast side. You can see the remains of a former Reading Company handrail stanchion, and how much farther out they were mounted. Full size image is 133 kB
|  north_east_wing_wall.jpg The stone retaining wall on the northeast side. Full size image is 155 kB
|  northeast_top.jpg A shot from the top, northeast side of the bridge. Full size image is 134 kB
|  northwest_side.jpg A shot of arches three through seven from the west side. Full size image is 135 kB
|  northwest_top.jpg A shot of the top, northwest side of the bridge. Full size image is 140 kB
|  southeast_top.jpg Here's blurry shot from the top, southeast side of the bridge. Full size image is 101 kB
|  southwest_side.jpg After walking over ice, through mud, I got a shot of the west side of arches six and seven. Full size image is 102 kB
|  southwest_top.jpg Here's a shot from the top, southwest side of the bridge. You can see some of the ice remaining on the ground. Full size image is 159 kB |
Index created on Sun Feb 22 01:55:55 2004.
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