Abandoned bridge piers from a Civil War-era railroad bridge, adjacent to the modern CSX Shenandoah Subdivision bridge. The CSX bridge also contains a footbridge in order for park visitors to walk between Harpers Ferry and Maryland Heights.
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- Sunday 4 May 2014
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