As you walk down you will still see the pavement and the power lines. You can also see the cuts in the rock face when this was built.

You can see the active tracks below and in between them is the old Lackawanna line which originally linked up to these tracks. In the distance you can see the large 200 foot high bridge known as the "Jessup branch viaduct"

Old 611/Drinker Turnpike continues to the left towards the I380 bridges. The right path takes you to the Delaware-Lackawanna tracks. You can see the smaller Erie bridge in the distant.

You can see here where old 611/Drinker Turnpike was cut off. The power lines dive underground and re-appear on the other side. An old telegraph pole indicates the old Lackawanna line is nearby

The other side of the I380 bridges. you can see the original brick under the pavement. The building on the right is now being renovated and put back into use. I think it was originally a slaughterhouse.

I found this sign just as old 611 merges back into present day Route 435. The old road has a building below now being used by a company that does fire restoration. In spots you can see the original brick road under the asphalt.

Terraserver View of area

April 2020: The old Drinker Turnpike is going to be used for construction vehicles as part of the I-380/84 bridge replacement project. Since the old roadway will have to be fixed up to accommodate such traffic I flew the drone over it to capture what it looks like it its abandoned state. As a bonus the DL&W Winton Branch can be seen as well.