The Stone Arch - Stone Bridges on Waymarking.com

Residents of "Jimtown", PA have long used The Stone Arch as a landmark for giving directions and there is a certain pride taken in preserving this stone railroad bridge. Outrage was expressed a few years ago when it was suggested the bridge be torn out. So it stayed. There used to be a restaurant in Jamestown just down the street named after it, and even though the owners moved their dining facilities to Greenville, they kept the name! After Conrail ripped out their lines from the Jamestown Area, the bridge is still used by 4x4's to ride the bed.

Physical Location (city, county, etc.): Jamestown, PA Road, Highway, Street, etc.: Intersection RT 322 & Rt. 58 Water or other terrain spanned: Road Architect/Builder: Not listed Construction Date: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   08/16/2014 Bon Echo visited it 05/13/2013 ohmom50 visited it 08/12/2012 Team RAGAR visited it 07/28/2012 geenef visited it 07/16/2012 rclizmom visited it 09/03/2011 Facedances visited it 07/23/2011 Tprints visited it

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