This site features daily historical railroad posts from the Big Bend/Columbia Plateau region of Washington state. As a personal site, this is my online filing cabinet of interesting things I've come across about railroading in the area. Thanks for stopping by!
--Dan Bolyard
I got to see this bridge with my grandfather while on a fishing trip. It is a crime that such a structure was ever allowed to be removed. The rails to trails program was never meant to preserve bike trails it was meant to preserve railroad right of ways for future use.
I got to see this bridge with my grandfather while on a fishing trip. It is a crime that such a structure was ever allowed to be removed. The rails to trails program was never meant to preserve bike trails it was meant to preserve railroad right of ways for future use.
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I got to see this bridge with my grandfather while on a fishing trip. It is a crime that such a structure was ever allowed to be removed. The rails to trails program was never meant to preserve bike trails it was meant to preserve railroad right of ways for future use.
I got to see this bridge with my grandfather while on a fishing trip. It is a crime that such a structure was ever allowed to be removed. The rails to trails program was never meant to preserve bike trails it was meant to preserve railroad right of ways for future use.
I'm hoping to come across demolition photos of the bridge. I know who has them.
Dan
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