Photos: Port Huron Railroad Bridge

Distant east elevation of bridge.

Near east elevation of bridge.

East elevation, slightly north of the raised bascule.

East elevation, slightly south of the raised bascule.

View of Port Huron skyline from Sarnia showing how prominent the bridge is.

East elevation of the bridge from Sarnia, showing how the bridge is positioned next to the mouth of the Black River.

The EPA vessel Lake Guardian passes by the bridge on the St. Clair River. View from Sarnia.

Views directly east of bridge from Sarnia.

East elevation of bascule span from Sarnia.

Oblique views from northeast quadrant.

HDR Photos: Oblique views from northeast quadrant.

Elevation from southwest quadrant.

HDR Photos: Elevation from southwest quadrant.

Oblique view from southeast quadrant.

HDR Photos: Oblique view from southeast quadrant.

Looking up at bridge, facing west. 

Looking up at bascule leaf.

HDR Photo: Looking up at bascule leaf.

Portal views of bridge facing south. 

Portal views on bridge facing north. The motor carriage is the structure in the distance blocking the tracks near track level.

Portal views of bascule leaf.

HDR Photos: Portal views of bascule leaf.

Views of truss web.

Overview of frame and mechanical parts.

HDR Photos: Overview of frame and mechanical parts.

Extreme distance view of bridge from along the St. Clair River in Marysville. The top of the bridge can be seen above the trees.

Vacant property which was part of the Port Huron Yacht Club purchase. The active building in the background is a sewage treatment plant.

Night oblique view from southwest quadrant.

HDR Photos: Night oblique view from southwest quadrant.

Night view of frame.