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These two railroad bridges cross the Piney River close to Devils Elbow, Missouri. Devils Elbow is a historic town that was bypassed when the alignment for Route 66 changed.

When the highway changed routes and Interstate 44 became the main corridor for travel the town was left to fend for itself. A post office still exists in the community where you can buy sundry items and get your mail.

The bridges are in a valley and can be seen from an overlook on Teardrop Road which is the original alignment for Rt 66.

Fine Art Photography by T Lowry Wilson
© T Lowry Wilson / Old South Images
http://www.oldsouthimages.com

I am a multi-award winning photographer from Mississippi, currently working on a new series of Mississippi Delta images that explores the paradoxical culture of the Delta. My work includes images from the southern United States as well as images from along Rt 66 in Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. I am an experienced portrait and wedding photographer and am known for my ability to create images that flirt with crossing the line between a painting and a photograph. For more information or to ask questions, please contact me using the link on this page or at my main website listed below. If you desire to have artwork signed you may contact me via the website for information regarding how to get that done. Main website: Old South...