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The North Entrance of the Juyongguan Pass Tunnel
This photograph shows the north entrance of the tunnel at Juyongguan Pass. On the facade of the tunnel entrance is an inscription reading, “Juyongguan Tunnel.” This is one of the four tunnels found...
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Construction Site of the New Railway Switches at the Juyongguan Pass Station
This photograph shows a construction site at the railway station of Juyongguan Pass, located on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line, and near the Great Wall of China. The...
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The Number 30 Juyong Shangguan Bridge
This photograph shows a bridge on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) Railway, situated at Juyong Shangguan. Under the bridge is the dry riverbed, and a camel caravan can be seen. The photograph...
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South View of Juyong Shangguan
This photograph shows the south view of Juyong Shangguan, and the tracks of the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) Railway. Five people are seen here working on the railroad tracks. The Great Wall of...
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East View of the Number 29 Siqiaozi Village Bridge
This photograph shows a bridge on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) Railway, situated at Siqiaozi Village. This is a small bridge with one arch. The bridge is seen here from the east. On the...
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West View of the Number 29 Siqiaozi Village Bridge
This photograph shows a bridge on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) Railway, situated at the village of Siqiaozi. This is a small bridge with one arch. The bridge is seen here from the west. The...
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The Number 28 Sanqiaozi Village Bridge
This photograph shows a bridge on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) Railway, situated at Sanqiaozi Village. This is a small bridge with one arch. The photograph is from Jing-Zhang lu gong cuo...
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The North Entrance of the Shifosi Tunnel
This photograph shows the north entrance of the Shifosi Tunnel, one of the four tunnels excavated along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. On the facade of the tunnel entrance is...
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The Number 35 Bridge at the South Entrance of the Shifosi Tunnel
This photograph shows a bridge leading to the south entrance of the Shifosi Tunnel, one of the four tunnels excavated along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou ) railroad line. On the facade of the...
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Overview of a Passing Train on the Number 34 Bridge at the North Entrance of...
This photograph shows the north entrance of Wuguitou Tunnel, one of the four large tunnels excavated along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. The Chinese characters on the facade...
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South Entrance of the Wuguitou Tunnel
This photograph shows the south entrance of the Wuguitou Tunnel, one of the four large tunnels excavated along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. On the right is a stone house cut...
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View of a Passing Train on the Number 32 Sanbao Inclined Bridge
This photograph shows an inclined bridge on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) Railway, situated at Sanbao. A freight train is passing on the bridge. The photograph is from Jing-Zhang lu gong cuo...
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A Panoramic View from the Safe Railway Switches at the Smaller Badaling
This photograph shows a distant view of railway switches along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line, with the tracks climbing towards the Smaller Badaling. The photograph is from...
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The Number 37 Inclined Bridge on the North of Shifosi Tunnel
This photograph shows an inclined bridge located on the north side of the Shifosi Tunnel along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. The photograph is from Jing-Zhang lu gong cuo ying...
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The Number 37 Liulangying Bridge
This photograph shows a bridge on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line, situated at Liulangying. Liulangying, located in Yanqing County, is known for its cliff carvings. A railway...
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Water Tower at the Qinglongqiao Station
This photograph shows a water tower (seen here on the left) at Qinglongqiao Station, located along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. The train yard of the station is seen on the...
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A Panoramic View from the East Entrance of the Qinglongqiao Train Yard
This photograph shows a view seen from the east entrance of the Qinglongqiao train yard along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. High mountains are on the right and left and in the...
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A Panoramic View from the West of the Number 39 Bridge of the Qinglongqiao...
This photograph shows a view of a bridge along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line, seen from the west. The bridge was located at the train yard of Qinglongqiao. In the far...
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A Distant Southwest View of the Qinglongqiao Train Yard
This photograph shows a distant view of the train yard at Qinglongqiao Station, located along the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. In the foreground is a construction site and...
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Qinglongqiao Station
This photograph has no title, but it shows the front of the station at Qinglongqiao, located on the Jing-Zhang (or Beijing-Zhangjiakou) railroad line. On the facade of the station is an inscription...
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