Hi all, I've been perusing my collection of books trying to find an example of a plate girder or metal span bridge carrying a road over a railway. Every example I've found has the railway on the bridge. Were they ever used in the way I'm looking for?
TIA, Del.
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There is one still in existance at Holmsley in the New Forest-carries the A35 over the old railway line which is now a road. Steve
The A6 bridge just south of Loughborough on the GCR is another example.
ROB
Hi Derek,
Here's a picture of such a road bridge at Kidderminster:
Martin.
How about this at Preston ? There are two spans to this either side of the station approach.
adrian
Fair few around Eastleigh.....
Rebuilt one last autumn in Carlisle, and because it was a bottleneck - built it to the original size :)
Ken.
Freckleton St Bridge in Blackburn - 3 spans - crossing the main line and the goods yard..........
It's about to be demolished in the next few months to make way for a "centrepiece" as part of the Blackburn Inner relief road scheme.
Cheers, Mick
Thanks for all that help! They did exist, so there's no reason for my layout not to have one!
Del
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