Step into a moment of historical significance with this iconic photograph capturing dignitaries and rail investors inspecting the newly constructed Canyon Creek Trestle in Myra Canyon around 1913. This famous shot, taken from a rock bluff with a large plate camera, features the photographer's assistant standing on the trestle, highlighting the scale and grandeur of this engineering marvel.

Perfect for railway enthusiasts, history aficionados, and collectors of vintage photography, this stunning print offers a rare glimpse into the early days of rail infrastructure development. Own a piece of this monumental moment and add a touch of historical prestige to your collection or decor. Don’t miss the opportunity to celebrate the pioneering spirit of rail transportation with this extraordinary photograph.

Measurement: 20”x24”