Re: Piru SP Bridge - Wider View
Author: Graham Buxton
Date: 07-02-2010 - 10:17

Nicholson Wrote:
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> Anybody: what is the age of the oldest Former S P
> Mainline bridges that are in continues use today


While this bridge is obviously not an SP bridge, the Thomas Viaduct, at 175 years, it certainly deserves recognition!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/60/Thomas_Viaduct_LOC_082103pu.jpg/781px-Thomas_Viaduct_LOC_082103pu.jpg


[www.baltimoresun.com]

Quote:
The Baltimore Sun
... is the majestic Thomas Viaduct, the 704-foot-long, eight-arched, stone Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge that spans the Patapsco between Baltimore and Howard counties, and has been carrying trains since it opened for business in 1835.



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Piru SP Bridge Freericks 07-01-2010 - 20:05
  Re: Piru SP Bridge TMN 07-01-2010 - 21:54
  Re: Piru SP Bridge Freericks 07-01-2010 - 22:13
  Re: Piru SP Bridge Freericks 07-01-2010 - 22:15
  Re: Piru SP Bridge - Wider View Freericks 07-01-2010 - 22:22
  Re: Piru SP Bridge - Wider View Cordes 07-02-2010 - 00:10
  Re: Piru SP Bridge - Wider View SLOCONDR 07-02-2010 - 08:18
  Re: Piru SP Bridge - Wider View Nicholson 07-02-2010 - 09:08
  Re: Piru SP Bridge - Wider View Graham Buxton 07-02-2010 - 10:17
  Re: Piru SP Bridge - Wider View Larry 07-02-2010 - 20:27
  Re: Piru SP Bridge MP 44.7 07-02-2010 - 13:53
  Re: Piru SP Bridge Freericks 07-02-2010 - 16:23


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