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This is a lenticular truss bridge in Neshanic Station, New Jersey. It was built in 1896 by the Berlin Iron Bridge Company that was located in East Berlin, Connecticut. This bridge is still in use for vehicular traffic, carrying Elm Street (Route 667) to intersect with Route 567, and spans the South Branch of the Raritan River.
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| Bridge approach and walkway, West end | Bridgemaker sign, West end | Walkway, South side of bridge looking East |
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| Rear of arch and bridgemaker sign, East end | Traffic Limits signs, East end | Long shot, South side, from East shore |
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| Underside of bridge, lengthwise, from East end | South side view with rail bridge behind | South junction of the two sections |
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| South side, West section | Exterior detail of walkway | Internal bridge detail |
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| Internal bridge detail | Walkway, South side of bridge looking West | Column detail |
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| Column and pin detail | Column and pin detail | Long shot, South side, from West shore |
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| South junction of the two sections | Run-up to West entrance | West entrance |
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| North side | Center support | Underside of bridge, sideways, West end |
All images and designs copyrighted Stan Olszewski - 2004