No. 10 Trestle, 1980s

The No. 10 Trestle, completed in 1904 by architect Joshua Lafayette Mitchell for the L & N Railroad, as it appeared in the 1980s. The trestle spanned Newfound Creek, also known as Cane Creek, prior to its loss in a 2006 fire. This image shows the south elevation looking east.

Wooden railroad trestle spanning a forested ravine, with a lattice of timber supports extending into the distance.
Courtesy of the Simon Family
Wooden railroad trestle spanning a forested ravine, with a lattice of timber supports extending into the distance.