See it while you can. Drought reveals N.J. ‘ghost bridge’ that’s usually under water.

The historically dry conditions at the Oak Ridge Reservoir in Morris County has revealed a link to the past: the old stone bridge used by stagecoaches on the original roadbed of the Paterson-Hamburg Turnpike.
The rarely seen “ghost bridge” is usually covered by water, but is now visible from the Route 23 side of the reservoir. And despite signs warning people to “Keep Out,” the ghost bridge has been luring curiosity-seekers onto the parched reservoir to shoot pictures and videos.