Mianus River Railroad Bridge
Greenwich, Connecticut • Fairfield County
Greenwich, Connecticut • Fairfield County
The Mianus River Railroad Bridge is a steel truss bridge that carried the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad over the Mianus River in Greenwich, Connecticut. Built in 1912, it features a Pratt truss design with a single track. Its construction replaced an earlier wooden bridge.
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