Disused Railway Bridge

Outside the Scottish town of Crieff are the remains of the old railway that went from Perth to Dunblane. When one is walking along the Lady Mary's Walk you will go under the remains of one of the many bridges that was used by the railway. The bridge spanners have been removed but the stone piers still remain. The bridge would have taken the railway across a small river.

The bridge piers are all that's left of the bridge today. The embankment on the west side is still there and walkable but overgrown. The embankment on the east side has been removed and a big playing field now occupies the site.

The bridge is located on the section of railway known as the "Crieff and Comrie Railway" which opened in 1893 and closed in 1964.