In Pennsylvania, there stands half a bridge -- half of a railroad bridge that was once the longest and tallest in the world. Made of mighty steel beams, a powerful 2003 tornado collapsed the century-old Kinzua Bridge bridge in thirty seconds. All that remains of one side of the structure is a pile of twisted, broken metal, resting peacefully in the basin of a beautiful river gorge.

Here are some fascinating before and after photos of the broken bridge. Take a look!

-Jon
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