but a different region of Pennsylvania is home to the longest stone arch bridge in the world. The Rockville Bridge connects the Harrisburg side of the Susquehanna River to the West Shore side of ...

The Rockville Bridge in Marysville, Pennsylvania, is the longest stone masonry arch railroad bridge in the world. The bridge is more than 105 years old and spans the Susquehanna River just north ...

It is also a significant monument to the might of the Pennsylvania Railroad ... that the below unidentified photo may be the Rockville Bridge. This bridge was replaced in 1877 by a metal truss ...

The Pennsylvania Railroad was established in ... Then on August 19, 1997, wear and tear caught up with the Rockville Bridge. A 12-foot by 30 foot section of bridge collapsed, dumping five coal ...

Nobody was injured. The train was crossing the Rockville bridge, a stone masonry arch railroad viaduct listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The 3,820-foot bridge crosses the ...

While artist Grif Teller never officially worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad, he is more closely associated with the ...