Valley Railroad Bridge, Railway bridge in Salem, United States.
The Valley Railroad Bridge is a railway bridge in Salem built from granite with multiple arches. Stone piers support the structure and allow trains to cross safely overhead.
The bridge dates from the late 19th century and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It represents the railway engineering techniques of that era and helped connect communities across Virginia.
The bridge structure represents a period of industrial expansion when railways connected communities and transformed the economic landscape of Virginia.
You can view the bridge from several spots along nearby paths and walking areas. Parking is available in Salem near the bridge location.
The original stone structure still carries modern train traffic every day. This demonstrates how well-built historical infrastructure can remain functional across generations.
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