Re: A New England Quiz
| July 28, 2014 09:31AM |
Phillip is correct. This was the through girder bridge below the yard at Bridgeton on the Harrison Branch. Abandoned in 1930 it survived until just recently. My Google Earth shot was in 2002 because all the later views are hidden by trees. It is shown on p 57 of "Two Feet to The Lakes" by Robert Jones.
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