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Looking NE From Edge of Abutment

Notice the following two piers.

Photo taken by James Gonzalski in March 2008

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Center Pier From Downstream

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Center Pier

A lonely tree tops it.

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Center Pier

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From Further Downstream

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Second Approach Pier

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Looking Up The Second Approach Pier

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Two Piers

2nd approach pier in the foreground, center pier (the one grounded in the Stones River) in the background.

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First Approach Pier

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Abutment and First Approach Pier

The paved road is part of the Stones River Greenway.

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Abutment Draped In Moss

This is the Donelson/Clover Bottom side of the river.

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Hermitage Side Approach

Another pier's barely visible through the growth on the opposite bank.

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Facts

Overview: Lost bridge over Stones River on Former Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railroad
Location: Davidson County, Tennessee
Status: Removed
History: Only stone piers remain today. Appears in 1932 topo map, but not in a 1956 version.
Inventory number: BH 36479 (Bridgehunter.com ID)

Update Log

April 24, 2008: Added by James Gonzalski

Sources

James Gonzalski - gtg362i [at] mail [dot] gatech [dot] edu

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