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Title
Remains Of An Overseas Railroad Bridge In The Florida Keys
Artist
John M Bailey
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
The Camelback Bridge in the Florida Keys, also known as the Bahia Honda Rail Bridge, was built as a railroad truss bridge by Henry Flagler. After the railroad was partially destroyed in the 1935 Labor Day hurricane the state of Florida purchased the bridge to be used as part of the Overseas Highway to Key West. Since the space between the two trusses was too narrow for car lanes, they built the highway on top of the truss bridge. In 1972 it was replace by a modern bridge and is now left to slowly disintegrate into the ocean. Two spans were removed to allow boat traffic and several signs are posted on the remaining spans warning boaters of possible falling debris.
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June 11th, 2018
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Santa Fe, NM - United States
Brilliant point of view with perfect leading line to.... forever, it seems! l/f/tw
Bryn Mawr, Pa - United States
Great shot, John! Love your POV and detail captured in the old framework for what seems miles- L/F
Melbourne, FL - United States
Great perspective! I wanted to thank you for your support of the artists in the Images That Excite You group and wish you Happy Holidays!
Strafford, PA - United States
Nothing lasts. If we don't take care of our infrastructure it will all start to look like this. Great photo.
Valdosta, GA - United States
Wonderful capture with excellent details, lighting and the bio/story tops it off. WELL done John. L/F
Saint Louis, MO - United States
Great photograph, John...even the light filled water speaks of the Florida Keys! F/L++
Tampa, FL - United States
What a great piece of history - I remember seeing it! Very cool place! l/f
Coeur D Alene, ID - United States
Great capture, composition, perspective, and description, John! L/F
Corpus Christi, TX - United States
Great composition and detailed capture of the remains! Thanks for the history, too!!
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