The Abandoned White River Railroad Bridge, Noblesville, Indiana

[@urboirj6301]

I'll miss this place

[@historyinyourownbackyard2363]

Aren't they going to save it now for the bike trail???

[@darrinburch5714]

In the mid 80's I used to walk across that bridge and fish the river. I lived just down the way from the bridge just off where the tracks used to be at 5th and Vine.

[@darlenejohnson8864]

Love it.

[@Brian-db7ej]

Thanks for including the latitude and longitude location.

[@historyinyourownbackyard2363]

I'm doing that with all of my videos now. Eventually all of these structures and sites will disappear but future generations will be able to find their locations thru the latitude & longitude on these videos.

[@erie910]

The Indiana Transportation Museum might have had this bridge. The soon-to-be abandoned section of the Central Indiana & Western Railroad from Lapel to Westfield was offered to a member of the Museum's Board of Directors at a very low price. It was rejected because of the expense to maintain the line, including road crossings and any crozsing signals. It's all moot now that the rails have been removed and ITM was evicted from Forest Park in Noblesville.

[@srobert7845]

Great video! I would love to go back a 100 years and watch the train on these lines!

[@jackiewarren2002]

Love these clips so much 💙 Keep them coming ✌️

[@MLMWarriors]

There are 5 tunnels that Indiana Department of Transportation maintain.

[@karivenable7495]

Oh man. I tripped on mushrooms up on that bridge. Someone hooked a rope up to it so you could climb up and down. That was a wild night.

[@partspoor]

Enjoyed the Video! Very little History has been shared about this line. I have some pictures of this bridge someplace when still in service. Most of your information seemed to be spot-on but I wish you would have included a proper map of the actual railroad in your video instead of the straight line you drew from Muncie to Brazil that is Way-Off from the actual location of this line. There is a second single truss bridge on this line that spans Cicero Creek just a short distance west of this bridge also.

[@johnswigler6512]

Good job Satolli. I 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🌉

[@historyinyourownbackyard2363]

Thanks John!

[@meandthemrs7403]

Mrs. Selick would look a lot better in this video.

[@timdaugherty5921]

Immmmm satoli....