Looking to the northeast, you can see that the Sheepscot River Bridge is really comprised of five sections. A Causeway leads up to the Bascule, followed by a small truss, the large arched truss, and a final small truss bridge. The bridge tender's house sat on the point just to the left of the Bascule, and was accessed by a small footbridge.

Photographed by R. Michael White, October 8, 2006.
Added to the photo archive by Michael White, October 8, 2006.
Railroad: Maine Eastern Railway.

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