I was really hurt when I first read that this had happened.

Name	Type	Comments	Date

mikey cruz	General	I guess that answers my other question, what a shame. Glad though that you caught these shots.	10/19/2011 9:44:14 PM

John Danielson	General	Wow, really did a number on it. Must've been some incredible wind!	10/20/2011 12:03:56 AM

Bernie Feltman	General	Can't wait to see it rebuilt	10/20/2011 8:29:32 AM

Fred Stuckmann	General	That's not to be. Thanks.	10/20/2011 8:50:19 AM

mikey cruz	General	I'm surprised all these years and no one came in to salvage the steel.	10/20/2011 10:11:19 PM

Fred Stuckmann	General	It's park property, thanks.	10/20/2011 10:37:00 PM

Curt Beal	General	It looks like the area where the bridge has fallen is kept free of brush and trees.	10/21/2011 10:05:23 PM

Chris S	General	Outstanding image, Fred; the best I've seen of this unfortunate disaster	10/21/2011 10:36:37 PM

Karl Rethwisch	General	A great portrait of a sad event in RR'ing. Fred !!!!	10/22/2011 7:40:59 PM

Olaf Junges	General	Spectacular shot!	11/3/2011 1:44:56 PM

Fred Stuckmann	General	Yes sir, thanks.	3/13/2012 6:57:08 PM

I was really hurt when I first read that this had happened.
I knew that the bridge was being rebuilt and I was looking forward to hitching a ride on the K&K. The towers that are standing today had been rebuilt by W.M. Brode Co. of Newcomerstown, Ohio before the 7/21/2003 tornado.
Date: 10/19/2011	Location: Mt. Jewett, PA	Views: 179	Collection Of: Fred Stuckmann
			Author: Fred Stuckmann

Picture Categories: Bridge		This picture is part of album: Knox & Kane Boneyard Kinzua Vicduct.