Closer look
A marvelous piece of 1857 stonework sitting atop the east side of the west branch of the Hocking River Valley outside Cutler Ohio. This was the east approach of the old Marietta, Cincinnati and Cleveland RR trestle which rose 120 feet off the valley floor. Now abandoned, the abutments and piers serve as a glorious monument to the master stone masons who built them. 
The stone was cut from the creek bed, dressed, and assembled using derricks right on the spot. No mortar was used between the joints.