Covered Bridge Williams Style

A most unique covered bridge in Williams Arizona

[Tina]

Has a special meaning? Looks so different.

[Henri Russell]

Very interesting. It looks like a train container or maybe two welded together. Very unusual.

[FBailey]

I have never seen a covered bridge before - is there a reason?

[Walks @ 7]

@tstb13 @henrir @fbailey This is actually an old freight car but repainted and with a window cut in each side. When I walked across, I could hear the metal creak as well as the wooden floor. This is more of what a traditional covered bridge looks like ( http://www.coveredbridges.com/events/parke-county-covered-bridge-festival ).

[FBailey]

@joysabin V interesting, thanks for that!

[Richard Sayer]

This is one of the most creative and quirky examples of repurposing that I've ever seen... good spot.

[Walks @ 7]

@vignouse This is fairly new. I also think that it is a most unique item.

[sarah]

Very quirky take on covered bridges... good find

[Jean]

Thinking outside of the box(car)

[Laura]

Love the leading lines.

[Walks @ 7]

@samae I think that it fits this town so very well. Very grateful for the fave.
@jernst1779 Good one, I think that this is most unique.
@la_photographic Thank you a great deal.

[David]

Must be a complete one-off.

[Walks @ 7]

@yrhenwr I hope it stays that way too. Williams Arizona needs and deserves to have a special unique attraction. I've seen a few of these old freight cars used as homes or parts of. Good bones for a home.