Sulphite Railroad Bridge
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marcdewitt
February 05, 2017
I don't know for sure. From what I've read, it is believed to have been caused by heat from a fire. This was an "upside down" covered bridge. Designed with rails on top, and trusses below which were covered on the sides to protect from weather. Taken out of use around 1976, and burned by vandals in 1980.
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