Help Identafying this

[pcctrolleyII]

Can any one help me I.D. This i took it at frankford juncion in philadelphia pa.  Its a trussle with the letter R showing i would like some help with I.Ding the posable railroad it could have been.

http://s684.photobucket.com/albums/vv202/Railfaner83/?action=view&current=SAM_0149.jpg

[Doneldon]

I'm not sure what you're asking.  This photo is of a Dash8-40CW and an SD70M-2 crossing a plate girder bridge in an urban area someplace.  This is not a trestle (mispelled in the caption as "trussle"). 

[pcctrolleyII]

i checked the link it leads right to the trestle. hmmm i wanted to know what the R stood for that i seen on a trestle at frankford junvtion in Philadelphia pa.


http://s684.photobucket.com/albums/vv202/Railfaner83/?action=view&current=SAM_0149.jpg here is the link again in case i did some thing wrong the first time. Sorry about that. seems to happen to me alot.   

[Guilford Guy]

Reading?

On a similar note, has anyone seen the deck girder in the Ardsley area with "LIONEL" stenciled on the side?

[pcctrolleyII]

I was thinking the same thing but, i could be wrong. No i haven't seen it sorry.

[Jim Banner]

Nope, sorry, no trestle at my end either.  Possibly you are pulling that out of your computer's cache.  An R on the trestle could be for Restricted Speed.  One under it could be for Restricted Height, although actual height in feet or metres is more common.

Jim

[pcctrolleyII]

That's could be a possibility

[Colorado_Mac]

i see the picture just fine, and in my opinion the "R" is just a faded, partially painted over ad. 
"PENN CENTRAL", perhaps?

[Terry Toenges]

I only see two bridges. No locos.

[mabloodhound]

Both links take me to the plate girder bridge; no trestle!   Not sure what's wrong.

[pcctrolleyII]

Its in my album should be the first picture if you can't get it Via link. sorry for those whocan't and maybe.

[Jhanecker2]

That  "R" is white  on black   paint and is on a lower layer of paint that has been overpainted in blue . But that definitely is a plate girder bridge , The rust patterns were interesting , I couldn't  figure out if it was some sort of mural or just rust until I zoomed in for a closer look. John II

[ebtnut]

Given the location at Frankford Jct., I think that it probably said "Reading".  That looks like an old Reading electrified service catenary bridge over the tracks. 

[Doneldon]

ebtnut-

Good eye!

     --D

[pcctrolleyII]

Hmmm that ws my first thought but, i fugired i could have been wrong so i let you guys look at it to see what you could make of it. I trust i lot of you know about railroads and this is why i brang it to you guys. ^_^