This shirt is a good way to bundle up against the chilly wind whipping most days out on the Kinzua Skywalk. Before being reimagined as a skywalk in 2011, the Kinzua Viaduct was built in 1882 as an alternative to laying an additional eight miles of track so trains could get to McKean County’s coal, timber, and oil lands. The highest railroad viaduct in the world when it was constructed, the bridge was closed to all traffic after a thorough inspection in 2002. This shirt, modeled after the Kinzua Bridge State Park’s penny press, features a fun drawing of a train riding over the bridge before it was closed off and then blown over by a tornado in 2003. If you are looking for a way to remember this incredible park and bridge, and/or love trains, this is the shirt for you!
This design is also available in adult sweatshirt, short sleeve adult, ladies, youth, toddler, and onesie sizes.
Classic fit; 100% cotton; double-needle stitched sleeve and bottom hems; 1x1 rib collar and sleeve cuffs
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