Parry Sound Trestle Bridge at Lori Mercado blog

Parry Sound Trestle Bridge. Located right on the shores of georgian bay this bridge can be seen for many miles. View historical article about this bridge. This view is from the conger lumber co., yard, where the town dock. Parry sound — june of 2008 marks the 100th anniversary of the completion of the cpr trestle bridge that crosses over bay. Built by the canadian pacific railway (cpr) in 1908 this trestle spans 1695 feet long and is 105 feet in height. The cpr trestle bridge pictured here embodies the final pages in the long tale of parry sound's struggle for a railroad. This bridge is 517 meters long and 32 meters tall, and took 5,000 men to build. It is reportedly the longest rail bridge in ontario and in. The trestle bridge crosses the seguin river, just upstream of the river’s mouth on georgian bay. Completed in 1907 by the canadian pacific. Home to ontario’s longest trestle bridge (the canadian pacific railway trestle) bridging the mouth of the sequin river at georgian bay is 1,695 feet (517 m) long and 105 feet. The train trestle crosses over the seguin river in the heart of parry sound, ontario. Parry sound’s trestle bridge was built by 5,000 men in 1907.

Home to ontario’s longest trestle bridge (the canadian pacific railway trestle) bridging the mouth of the sequin river at georgian bay is 1,695 feet (517 m) long and 105 feet. Built by the canadian pacific railway (cpr) in 1908 this trestle spans 1695 feet long and is 105 feet in height. View historical article about this bridge. This view is from the conger lumber co., yard, where the town dock. This bridge is 517 meters long and 32 meters tall, and took 5,000 men to build. The trestle bridge crosses the seguin river, just upstream of the river’s mouth on georgian bay. The train trestle crosses over the seguin river in the heart of parry sound, ontario. Located right on the shores of georgian bay this bridge can be seen for many miles. Parry sound’s trestle bridge was built by 5,000 men in 1907. The cpr trestle bridge pictured here embodies the final pages in the long tale of parry sound's struggle for a railroad.

Parry Sound Raised Railway Bridge Stock Photo Alamy

Parry Sound Trestle Bridge It is reportedly the longest rail bridge in ontario and in. The trestle bridge crosses the seguin river, just upstream of the river’s mouth on georgian bay. Built by the canadian pacific railway (cpr) in 1908 this trestle spans 1695 feet long and is 105 feet in height. This bridge is 517 meters long and 32 meters tall, and took 5,000 men to build. The train trestle crosses over the seguin river in the heart of parry sound, ontario. Completed in 1907 by the canadian pacific. It is reportedly the longest rail bridge in ontario and in. Located right on the shores of georgian bay this bridge can be seen for many miles. This view is from the conger lumber co., yard, where the town dock. Parry sound — june of 2008 marks the 100th anniversary of the completion of the cpr trestle bridge that crosses over bay. Parry sound’s trestle bridge was built by 5,000 men in 1907. View historical article about this bridge. Home to ontario’s longest trestle bridge (the canadian pacific railway trestle) bridging the mouth of the sequin river at georgian bay is 1,695 feet (517 m) long and 105 feet. The cpr trestle bridge pictured here embodies the final pages in the long tale of parry sound's struggle for a railroad.