Steven J Brown posted two pictures with the comment: "Amtrak Wolverine #351 crossing Trail Creek in Michigan City, Indiana on a circa 1905 pin-connected Pratt through truss swing bridge - February 27, 2017."
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| Steven J. Brown posted Sequentially numbered Norfolk Southern GP60's 7149 and 7148 on Amtrak's main crossing Trail Creek in Michigan City, Indiana on a circa 1905 pin-connected Pratt through truss swing bridge - February 27, 2017. |
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| Anthony Osika posted 5/26/2018: Amtrak’s Wolverine passes through Michigan City, as seen from the tower at the zoo. |
Jeff Stupar posted eight photos with the comment: "Michigan Central Railroad Through Truss Swing Bridge. Michigan City, Indiana. August 27, 2023"
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| Jeff Stupar posted Michigan City, Indiana November 20, 2012 Tim Shanahan shared |
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| 1 of 8 drone photos posted by Jeff Stupar Michigan Central Railroad Through Truss Swing Bridge. Michigan City, Indiana. August 27, 2023 Tim Shanahan shared |
Bridges & Tunnels by Sherman Cahal posted four photos with the comment:
This distinctive swing bridge is the only example of its kind still standing in #Indiana. The rail line was originally developed as part of the Central Railroad of Michigan’s westward expansion toward Chicago and opened in 1851. The present bridge was built in 1905 and remains in active use.The line later passed into the hands of the New York Central Railroad, Penn Central, and Conrail. Today, the bridge continues to serve railroad traffic under Norfolk Southern and is also used by Amtrak's Wolverine service.More photographs and history: https://bridgestunnels.com/loca.../trail-creek-swing-bridge/
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