Shenandoah County Library Archives

Shenandoah County Library Digital Archives

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Photographic card bearing an image of a steam locomotive and cars on the Narrow Passage Railroad Trestle located between Edinburg and Woodstock Virginia.

The reverse bears an advertisement for "War Views," images of various Civil War sites in…

Photograph of the Shenandoah River, railroad bridge. and Massanutten Mountain's Signal Knob near Strasburg Virginia.

The photograph was taken from the Route 55 Highway bridge just east of Strasburg.

The railroad bridge runs close to the…

Photograph of the bridge spanning the Shenandoah River northwest of Woodstock Virginia. Behind it is Burnshire Dam and the mountains.

Originally, this site was home to Rush's Mill. In 1873 it was purchased by J.I. Triplett. In 1892 he converted…

Photograph of a steam powered, passenger train crossing the viaduct over Narrow Passage Creek.

Steam from the engine is visible along the length of the train and light is shining through rail car windows.

Photograph of four unidentified men working beside an unidentified railroad bridge. A fifth man is sitting in the truck.

It appears they are working to install a steel cable and one of the men is on a telephone pole. The vintage truck on the left…

Photograph of four unidentified men working beside an unidentified railroad bridge. A fifth man is sitting in the truck.

It appears they are working to install a steel cable and one of the men is on a telephone pole. The vintage truck on the left…

Photograph of a train crossing the Narrow Passage Railroad Bridge.

As of 2025, the bridge still stands and is unused.

Photograph of an earlier photograph showing the wreck of a locomotive and railcars on a trestle of the "Dinky" Railroad near Edinburg Virginia.

The "Dinky" Railroad connected Edinburg Virginia with the iron operations at Liberty Furnace. This…

Photograph of the covered bridge spanning the North Fork of the Shenandoah River in Timberville Virginia.

This photograph looks north and the road pictured is today Main Street (Route 42).

A sign above the entrance to the bridge reads,…

View of the covered railroad bridge over Pugh's Run, about two miles north of Woodstock. The photograph was taken looking west from Old Valley Pike (Route 11).

Unidentified woman with short hair and wearing a sailor-themed shirt is standing at the entrance to a pedestrian bridge.

Reproduction of a photograph showing an unidentified bridge across a small creek or wet area.

The shape of the bridge is unusually short and steep.

Terrain behind the bridge is flat.

Photograph of a railroad trestle on what is commonly called the "Dinky" Railroad which connected Edinburg Virginia to Liberty Iron Furnace in western Shenandoah County.

This is known as the Vann Trestle and it stood just west of the intersection…

Photograph of an unidentified covered bridge over a dry stone riverbed.

Photograph of the Shenandoah River, railroad bridge. and Massanutten Mountain's Signal Knob near Strasburg Virginia.

The photograph was taken from the Route 55 Highway bridge just east of Strasburg.

Photograph showing a crane mounted on a railcar working on the railroad trestle crossing Toms Brook in the town of Toms Brook Virginia.

This photograph was taken in the spring of 1924 when the Southern Railway Company installed a new bridge at…

Photograph showing a crane mounted on a railcar working on the railroad trestle crossing Toms Brook in the town of Toms Brook Virginia.

This photograph was taken in the spring of 1924 when the Southern Railway Company installed a new bridge at…

Photograph showing the railroad bridge crossing Stony Creek in Edinburg after it was destroyed by a fire.

The photograph is undated, but the fire occurred on August 2, 1915.

Postcard showing the bridge of Hawksbill Creek in Luray Virginia

Postcard showing Brock's Gap in Rockigham County Virginia and a Railroad Bridge

Postcard showing an iron bridge crossing the North Fork of the Shenandoah River.

The bridge was located on what is now called New Market Depot Road which connected the town of New Market Virginia to the New Market Depot on the nearby rail line.…

Postcard showing the iron bridge over the Shenandoah River west of New Market Virginia

Postcard showing the Shenandoah River and Iron Bridge west of New Market Virginia

Postcard showing the "Quaint Covered Bridge" crossing the North Fork of the Shenandoah River near Mt. Jackson Virginia.

This bridge, commonly known as the "Meems Bottom" Bridge, is the last remaining in Shenandoah County still in use.

Postcard showing the covered bridge at Meems Bottom near Mt. Jackson Virginia
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