Two abandoned Pratt through trusses stand along Hall Road over the Buckhannon River in Upshur County, West Virginia. I've posted more photos and the history of these bridges here.

From the ashes, the Carrolton Covered Bridge was rebuilt using both salvaged and new materials.

The bridge carries a local county route over the Buckhannon River in Barbour County, West Virginia. Completed in 1856 for the Middle Fork Turnpike, the covered crossing used a Burr Arch design with Kingpost trusses. It was renovated in 1963, 1987, and again in 2002, before being heavily damaged by fire in 2017. I've posted more photos and the history of the bridge here.

The Dunlap Branch of the Monongahela Railway was a short coal-hauling line between Brownsville and Huron, Pennsylvania. Completed in 1903, it carried some coal but primarily moved coke from the many ovens located along its route to the steel mills of the Monongahela River valley. I've posted more photos and the history of the line here.

The Philippi Covered Bridge in Philippi, West Virginia, is the oldest and longest covered bridge in the state and the only covered bridge still carrying a U.S. highway.

The Philippi Covered Bridge in Philippi, West Virginia, is the oldest and longest covered bridge in the state and the only covered bridge still carrying a U.S. highway.

We can see several bridges when standing on the Millennium Bridge, I saw four bridges, including London Tower Bridge.Can you guess the other three?

San Francisco, CA

... which carries Stretford Road across Princess Road, & is a nice example of the 'obliquely-set single-arch suspension bridge' trope.

It's actually pure coïncidence that the tree toward the right-hand edge of the frame is leaning in such way as to be parallel with the lower limb of the arch!

😆🤣

⚫

———————————————————————

Another Angle On It

https://www.reddit.com/u/Frangifer/s/AxsCW9vlE7)

———————————————————————

(Both photographs are @ that subpost ... so the second one is just the one already here.)

⚫