Brandywine Valley Viaduct
Abandoned railroad viaduct in Pennsylvania, U.S.
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The Brandywine Valley Viaduct (colloquially referred to as the Downingtown Trestle Bridge or Downingtown High Bridge, and historically known as the Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Bridge) is an abandoned pratt truss trestle bridge that spans the East Branch Brandywine Creek and U.S. Route 322 near Downingtown, Pennsylvania. The viaduct was originally built in 1904, serving the Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR).
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