One of 2 steel structures, the other one being the Bellevue Trestle.

This is the bridge you see the well known picture of the old passenger steam train standing on. This bridge was also one of the main concerns for the safety of hikers, because at least 2 (maybe 3) lost their lives on it, sort of galvanizing the Myra Canyon Trestle Restoration society into action.

From the east. This is the view associated with the standing train.

From the west in 1989.

A close-up look at the rotten timbers. Many were missing causing gaps at least 6 feet wide.