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Crockery Creek RR Trestles

 

The following black and white photos are from the Jack Rollenhagen photo collection.

 

The captions displayed at the bottom of Jack’s photos are notes that were found on the reverse side of his original photos.

 

 

Over time, there were at least three railroad trestles that crossed Crockery Creek.

According to this photo, the first Grand Trunk Railroad trestle that crossed Crockery Creek washed out in 1905.

 

The trestle in the background is the Interurban trestle.

This photo shows the second Grand Trunk Railroad Trestle after all of the construction was completed.

Crockery Creek RR Trestles

Grand Trunk RR Washout.  Crockery Creek 1905

Jack Rollenhagen Photo Collection

Jack Rollenhagen Photo Collection

Grand Trunk RR Bridge.  Crockery Creek 1908

This photo shows the construction of the second Grand Trunk Railroad trestle.

 

You can see the Interurban trestle in the background.

Jack Rollenhagen Photo Collection

Grand Trunk RR Bridge.  Crockery Creek 1908

These photos shows the present day Crockery Creek Railroad Trestle.

Both photos were taken by Jim Fitzpatrick.

The first one was taken in the fall of 2009.

The second one was taken in the winter of 2009 - 2010.

Crockery Creek Flats

 

The following photo shows the bridge that was built in Crockery Flats.

This bridge does not cross Crockery Creek.

Jack Rollenhagen Photo Collection

Grand Trunk RR Bridge.  Crockery Flats

These photos of the present day Crockery Creek Railroad trestle were taken by Ed Post on October 19, 2019.

The bottom left photo shows Jim Fitzpatrick on the left and Paul Busman on the right.

These photos were taken on December 13, 2011.

The top right photo shows Glenn Fitzpatrick.

The bottom right photo shows Jim Fitzpatrick.