Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Pratt Truss Bridge
Would Make Intricately-detailed Model
To Improve any Model Railroad Layout
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| Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Bridge No. 451/1 |
The Jaite Co. paid for the bridge construction, which otherwise would have been prohibitively expensive for a spur serving just one industry. Right of way for the switch lead was secured in 1907, and construction was completed by 1909.
Bridge No. 451/1 is a through Pratt truss. It is 138 feet 9 inches pin to pin, and has a clear width of 13 feet 9 inches and a 19 foot 10 inch height clearance. Carnegie steel supplied the steel.
Our Free Plans of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Bridge No. 451/1 would allow a model railroader to create an intricately detailed model that would definitely set their model railroad layout apart from others.
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