Impressive bridge structure to visit. Abandoned railroad steel truss bridge on concrete/limestone substructure. It spans over an active rail line. That made it a little difficult to get to without walking down railroad property (which railroads frown upon). Had to get permission from property owner to access it from their land. Took a bit of a hike through woods to get to. Views were limited from vantage point, but it was well worth the trip. More photos are uploaded.
Still standing as of May 15, 2021, though the bridge abutments and the bridge ties are not in good shape. Information on Bridgehunter.com is accurate except for the "Design" information. The bridge is a skewed Pratt truss, not a Warren truss. Also, the trusses themselves sit on skewed, poured concrete abutments. The bridge ties are extended to the fill by skewed beam bridges at each end, which also sit on the same skewed, poured concrete abutments. Very neat engineering. The cut stone retaining walls at the west and east ends of the bridge appear to have been part of the original abutment for an earlier bridge, but seem to function now only as roadbed fill retaining walls for the current bridge.