GN Four Span Ballast Deck Concrete Bridge - HO

GN Four Span Ballast Deck Concrete Bridge - HOThese four span ballast deck concrete bridges are a Great Northern Railway standard structure widely used as far west as Montana to replace wooden trestles during the 1900 1930 time period. They were used to cross virtually any low spot, and a creek or single lane roadway often passed under them. They were regarded as permanent structures and were not susceptible to fire damage. Because of their relatively high cost, they were generally used on main

The Great Northern Standard 12’ x 34’ Portable Depot represents an historically important railroad structure

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and served by the Great Northern

Note 6: A few depots located on the branch between Alexandria

Foot print is 4 1/8 inches square in HO scale

These four span ballast deck concrete bridges are a Great Northern Railway standard structure widely used as far west as Montana to replace wooden trestles during the 1900-1930 time period

Note 5:  Actual boards collected from several depots now exist in the JSRH Archives in St

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Most people with an interest in the Great Northern Railway know that the railway hauled prodigious tonnages of raw iron ore

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also near the end of their lives