Description
Mingo Creek Viaduct
The rail bridge was built by the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway in 1931 to connect the P&WV to the Western Maryland Railway. The highway viaduct crosses over the railway and carries the Pennsylvania Turnpike over the railroad, route 88 and Mingo Creek. I passed these bridges every day when taking a photography course at California University. I captured this image on one of the rare days I had color film in my camera.
All photographic prints are printed on archival quality Kodak professional paper. This paper has a glossy pearl like finish to it. Prints are then matted with a white acid free matte with acid free backing board and placed in an archival clear bag. All prints are handled with the utmost of care and special care is taken during the shipping process. With matte, 8×10′s measure 11×14.
Framing is available; please allow additional processing time for framing.
Prints are shipped via the United States Post Office.
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