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by 8 feet (2.4 m) and made the bridge straighter; the original design had a curve on its southern end. One of the northern spans was completed by
February, 1896, and the entire reconstruction was finished by June. The layout of the spans was unchanged from the original 1872 design. Following its
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dismissed Rahl's appeal. Following July 2011, a lawsuit brought by John E. Rahl over the ownership of the trestle was also dismissed by the Second
Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals. Rahl had claimed that he retained ownership of the property because only the state, and not the county, had the right to
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on the west side of the bridge to shake. By 1975, the rail line had deteriorated to the point where federal regulations allowed only 8-mile-per-hour (13 km/h) traffic over the trestle, though engineers were instructed to go no faster than 5 miles per hour (8.0 km/h). The sturdiness of the
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between 1895 and 1896, remaining in use most of the time; the trestle is the only railroad bridge featured in the King Bridge
Company catalogs of the 1880s and 1890s that remains standing. The renovation converted the bridge's structure from iron and wood to steel to allay public concerns about its
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In late June 2012, contractors began welding new railings to the trestle and conducting other preparatory work for opening the walkway. An event at nearby Willow Kiln Park was held on June 29, 2013, to celebrate the grand-opening of the trestle to the public. The trestle was fully re-opened to the
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Conrail had begun taking bids on the trestle as early as 1983. An initial offer was made to the town of
Rosendale, which refused: unwilling to accept the liability. Conrail sold the bridge, along with 11.5 miles (18.5 km) of the Wallkill Valley rail corridor, in 1986 to a private businessman,
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purchase, Rahl sold 11 acres (4.5 ha) of the property to a housing developer. On May 16, 1989, a storm caused such severe damage to the
Binnewater station that part of it broke-off and fell into the road; the building was subsequently demolished by the town of Rosendale's highway department.
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from
Kingston to the trestle. He claimed the purchase granted him the right to "restore rail service on the whole Wallkill line", and also joint ownership of Conrail: an incredible assertion which did not prevail. Plans to restore service subsequently "didn't pan out". Within one year of the
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made the inaugural run. Many spectators doubted the strength of the bridge, and believed that the trestle would collapse under the weight of the train. The bridge appeared unaffected by the strain, and an increasing number of people rode over the bridge during the second and third runs.
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1946:"Resolution No. 215 Authorizing The County Commissioner Of Finance To Accept Bids On Parcels Of County Owned Property To Be Used For Public Use And Benefit And Authorizing The Chairman To Convey Property To Open Space Conservancy, Inc., And Wallkill Valley Land Trust, Inc"
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for bridge repairs. The waterway beneath the trestle could be quite treacherous; so many people drowned that the area became known as "Dead Man's
Stretch". There have been reports of ghostly "apparitions" in the area, particularly of a white dog.
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seize the trestle, which was "forever railroad under 19th century eminent domain legal doctrines – long forgotten by modern jurisprudence". The trestle has been the site of numerous picnics, barbecues and at least one wedding.
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offered to purchase the property, and the county authorized the sale in July 2009. The sale was completed in late August, 2009. The Land Trust agreed to pay all outstanding taxes before receiving full ownership and adding it to the
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prior to its conversion to a walkway – the bridge was closed to the public in June 2010, for repairs. Renovations were originally expected to cost $ 750,000, and begin in early 2011 with a 12-month completion time. The
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Though the trestle was difficult to build, and viewed as weak by modern standards, it was remarkable for its time, and can be considered the "most awesome part" of the
Wallkill Valley rail line. Construction on the bridge's
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closed the
Wallkill Valley rail line in 1977. After the rail line's closure, Conrail sold the bridge in 1986 for one dollar to John E. Rahl, a private area businessman, who tried unsuccessfully to operate the trestle as a
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to address public concerns regarding its stability, and it has been repeatedly reinforced throughout its existence. Concern over the sturdiness of the trestle has persisted since its opening, and was a major reason
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After Rahl failed to pay $ 13,716 in property taxes over a period of three years, Ulster County foreclosed on the entire 63.34-acre (25.63 ha) property on April 15, 2009. The
Wallkill Valley Land Trust and
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for another bungee-jumping venture. During a public hearing about Hase's proposal, a county legislator began screaming to simulate the sound neighbours would hear repetitively when people jumped off the bridge.
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on the bridge" was monitored, and it was repeatedly reinforced to "carry the ever heavier loads of modern railroading". In the 1940s, steam engines carrying heavy loads over the bridge caused the
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laws. One person tried to execute a bungee jump off the bridge without a restraining cord. The bridge was slightly damaged by a fire in mid-1999, but it was repaired by September of that year.
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of defunct railroad bridges. By late March, 2011, the estimated cost of renovating the trestle had risen to $ 1.1 million, and the expected time to completion had increased to two years.
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granted $ 150,000 toward the renovation. By November 2010, an additional $ 300,000 had been raised from private donors and other sources. By the end of 2010, over
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Between 1989 and 1991, Rahl installed planking and guard rails on the southern half of the bridge, which was then opened to the public. He allowed
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spans and two shorter wooden spans; the longer spans were each 105 feet (32 m) in length. The bridge cost $ 250,000 to build, and followed a
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public for the first time since the rail line closed, and a 24-mile-long (39 km) segment of the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail from
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platform in the 1990s. A similar attempt was made the following decade. The trestle was seized by the county in 2009 for
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crossing the trestle were dismissed by two lower courts (in Vermont and New York). On November 18, 2011, the
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had tried to purchase the properties before Rahl, also for one dollar, but Conrail declined their offer.
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mile (400 meters) north on Binnewater Road. It opened to the public with a celebration on June 29, 2013.
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by a volunteer force. On February 17, 2011, a Bergmann Associates employee used the trestle as a
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Farr, Maria (November 19, 2010). "Work set to preserve historic Rosendale train trestle".
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Hall, Wayne A. (July 16, 1986). "A dollar a deal: Buyer spends $ 1 for railbed title".
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reconstruction, the bridge was unaffected by the shock of a large cave-in at a nearby
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1982:"Wallkill Valley Land Trust: Rail trails, trestle bridges and the Pine Hole Bog"
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of the trestle and corridor on July 11, 1986. Included in Rahl's purchase was a
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The railroad bridge as it was originally built, prior to its 1895 reconstruction
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bridge, specifically the stability of its piers, was a deciding factor when
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Footsteps Across Cement: A History of the Township of Rosendale, New York
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2034:"Hanging by a Thread: Engineers Start Inspection on the Railroad Bridge"
2010:. New Paltz, NY: Wallkill Valley Land Trust. August 2009. Archived from
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The northern half of the trestle in 2008, without decking or guard rails
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off the bridge until a January, 1992 court order held that it violated
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Sergeant, Jacqueline (May 18, 1989). "Old depot collapses in storm".
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2239:"The Capital District's Celebration of National Engineers Week 2011"
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Brugard, Bond (September 25, 1999). "Bridge repaired just in time".
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New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
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allowed the railroad to temporarily use some of its property by the
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during the excavation. Sections of the superstructure were built in
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began in August, 1870 by A. L. Dolby & Company, but work on the
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design. Roughly 1,000 short tons (910 t) of iron and 420,000
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strength; the height of the bridge evoked collapses such as the
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1330:"Working on the Railroad: The Role of the King Bridge Company"
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quarry on December 26, 1899, though it was shaken by a nearby
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John E. Rahl v. New York Telephone Company, Case No. 11-2266
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were removed from the Rosendale section of the rail trail.
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companies, tried unsuccessfully in 2003 and 2004 to get a
2376:"Rosendale Trestle Grand Opening: Connecting Communities"
1643:"Re: Finance Docket No. 33388 Joint Ownership of Conrail"
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on May 13, 1869, to finance its portion of the railroad.
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1510:"Rosendale railroad owner whistles development tune".
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counties. One of the spectators was James S. McEntee,
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1914:"Leap of faith: Bungee-jumping may come to Rosendale"
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2008:"New Addition to the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail"
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1724:"Wallkill Rail Trail could double in size"
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2601:. Philadelphia, PA: Everts & Peck.
2319:"Rosendale Trestle Wins Matching Funds"
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1690:"Minutes of the April 20, 2004 Meeting"
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2582:. Guilford, CT: Globe Pequot Press.
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1328:Sloan, Allan King (February 2005).
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623:John E. Rahl, for one dollar. Rahl
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3263:Bridges in Ulster County, New York
2356:. Town of Rosendale. June 28, 2012
2264:"2011 E-Week Seminar Descriptions"
1980:Rowley, Chris (October 15, 2009).
1856:Zezima, Katie (October 30, 2005).
1588:Larson, Neil G. (September 1982).
1240:Gerstman, Marc (August 14, 1992).
856:List of crossings of Rondout Creek
450:. The bridge originally had seven
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2063:DeLony, Eric (December 2, 2008).
1858:"Carolyn Kaplan and Douglas Hase"
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2104:. Middletown, NY. Archived from
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1303:"King Bridges in New York State"
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2682:List of rail trails in New York
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1922:. Kingston, NY. Archived from
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1590:"Binnewater Historic District"
1420:"Another Cave-in at Rosendale"
564:The bridge was rebuilt by the
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3113:Mohawk Hudson Bike/Hike Trail
2699:Mohawk Hudson Bike/Hike Trail
2317:Walters, Rob (July 7, 2011).
2094:Bosch, Adam (June 12, 2010).
1641:Rahl, John (April 15, 1998).
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346:bridge in the United States.
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2768:Allegheny River Valley Trail
2745:Allegheny River Valley Trail
2496:(7th ed.). Mahwah, NJ:
1912:Rowe, Pat (April 16, 2004).
1758:Rowe, Pat (April 21, 2004).
1722:Bosch, Adam (June 1, 2009).
1367:"Notes of Various Interests"
1217:"Testing the Great Bridge".
637:Binnewater Historic District
225:Waston Manufacturing Company
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2975:Ontario Pathways Rail Trail
2542:. Woodstock, NY: Lith Art.
1600:. p. 5. Archived from
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3174:Walden–Wallkill Rail Trail
3003:Walden–Wallkill Rail Trail
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2492:Chazin, Daniel D. (2001).
1173:"Wallkill Valley Railroad"
797:New York Telephone Company
729:Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
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2354:"Railings on the Trestle"
670:View from the trestle of
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2855:Harlem Valley Rail Trail
2814:Harlem Valley Rail Trail
2704:Albany County Rail Trail
2555:Mabee, Carleton (1995).
2469:Best, Gerald M. (1972).
1242:"Letter to John E. Rahl"
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320:Wallkill Valley Railroad
119:New York State Route 213
101:Wallkill Valley Railroad
3225:Genesee Valley Greenway
3169:Walkway over the Hudson
2924:Genesee Valley Greenway
2906:Genesee Valley Greenway
2870:Walkway over the Hudson
2750:Genesee Valley Greenway
2538:Gilchrist, Ann (1976).
2293:Mid-Hudson News Network
2132:Mid-Hudson News Network
1891:Boston Business Journal
1049:Penna & Sexton 2002
533:). That same year, the
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3146:North Shore Rail Trail
3044:Putnam County Trailway
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3207:South County Trailway
3202:North County Trailway
2832:Catskill Scenic Trail
2791:Cato–Fair Haven Trail
2193:on September 27, 2011
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3230:Genesee Valley Canal
3141:Northport Rail Trail
2934:Webster Hojack Trail
2075:on December 14, 2010
2038:Open Space Institute
1842:Poughkeepsie Journal
1336:on September 8, 2010
834:Hudson Valley portal
672:Joppenbergh Mountain
633:hamlet of Binnewater
448:Paterson, New Jersey
3298:Rosendale, New York
3273:King Bridge Company
3062:Dunderberg Mountain
2952:East Coast Greenway
2929:Lehigh Valley Trail
2850:Dutchess Rail Trail
2796:Cayuga Hojack Trail
2101:Times Herald-Record
2065:"Walk back in time"
1845:. Poughkeepsie, NY.
1729:Times Herald-Record
1539:Times Herald-Record
1479:, pp. 134–135.
1452:, pp. 48, 129.
1431:. December 28, 1899
1301:Sloan, Allan King.
995:, pp. 289–290.
744:Poughkeepsie Bridge
652:construction worker
571:Tay Bridge disaster
566:King Bridge Company
470:Active rail service
416:New Paltz, New York
351:King Bridge Company
229:King Bridge Company
138:Rosendale, New York
82:41.84333; -74.08833
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2161:. Stone Ridge, NY.
1986:Shawangunk Journal
1863:The New York Times
1805:on August 22, 2010
1607:on October 6, 2011
1428:The New York Times
1375:The New York Times
1309:on October 2, 2011
1121:The New York Times
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2860:Maybrook Trailway
2589:978-0-7627-0450-7
2566:978-0-935796-69-8
2530:978-0-9759419-1-1
2507:978-1-880775-30-1
2484:978-0-87095-041-4
2475:Golden West Books
2415:on March 18, 2012
2187:Ulster Publishing
2036:(Press release).
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1772:on March 18, 2012
1542:. Middletown, NY.
968:, pp. 18–20.
705:Douglas Hase, an
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