The Tulip Trestle, built in 1906, is the largest railroad viaduct, or bridge-like structure carrying a railroad across a valley, in Indiana, according to the website.

Weighty matter: More than 2,500 tons of steel were used in creating the Tulip Trestle. It carries the railroad 157 feet over the Richland Creek valley floor and is more than 2,200 feet long.

The Yoho General Store, Tulip Trestle and Sculpture Trails are popular attractions in Solsberry.

The century-old Tulip Trestle, also called the Greene County Viaduct, is a half-mile-long elevated train trestle that carries the distinction of being the third-longest bridge of its kind in the ...

The fifth annual Tulip Trestle 5K Walk and Run is set for May 4 in Bloomfield. Participants are to arrive at 8:30 a.m. The race through the Greene County countryside starts at 9. This is a timed ...

Online, you’ll commonly see it called the Tulip Trestle Bridge. it depends largely on who you ask! The steel frame is 2700 pounds, and the bridge originally cost almost $250,000 to complete in 1906.

Coming to you from the Tulip Trestle in Greene County....visit a town in Northwest Indiana once featured in Ripley's Believe or Not!; ...

Visit Indiana’s The 20 IN 20: Plan a Pit Stop at These 20 Roadside Attractions in Indiana list features landmarks like the king of popcorn, Orville Redenbacher, statue in Valparaiso, the Tulip ...