Old Railroad Bridge, Sheffield

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The Old Railroad Bridge is located on the oldest bridge site in the state of Alabama. The existing bridge was built in the late 1800's and was last used for automobile transportation in 1939 and for train traffic in 1988. It presently is used as a walking trail and is available for use as a wedding or meeting venue for a small donation. Contact us at oldrailroadbridge@gmail.com

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By Mashadeca2

Nice old bridge with an interesting history. It is nicely kept up and a good place to walk. Sunset here is also very pretty as the sun goes down behind the modern bridge next to it. Nice trails near..... more

Nice old bridge with an interesting history. It is nicely kept up and a good place to walk. Sunset here is also very pretty as the sun goes down behind the modern bridge next to it. Nice trails near..... more »
By Dawn B

This place was amazing. Seeing the huge iron beams, the view from the bridge was breathtaking. I would go back in a moment's notice. Cannot wait to visit again. Took amazing photos. Will view often

This place was amazing. Seeing the huge iron beams, the view from the bridge was breathtaking. I would go back in a moment's notice. Cannot wait to visit again. Took amazing photos. Will view often more »
By diceccod

Moving here we heard a lot about the trails and walking around the Tennessee River. So we thought this would be a fun excursion. It was. Just an FYI it appears the bridge goes to the other side of...

Moving here we heard a lot about the trails and walking around the Tennessee River. So we thought this would be a fun excursion. It was. Just an FYI it appears the bridge goes to the other side of... more »