Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More
Shoreham Railroad Bridge, Former Addison County Railroad (later, Rutla...
Significance: The Shoreham Railroad Bridge is a well-preserved example of a covered wood Howe truss, the first bridge type to use metal for primary structural members. It is one of eight surviving covered wood... More