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That looks like a portion of the Triple Arch Bridge on Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park.
Sorry, Aron; this mystery photo does not show part of a bridge and was not taken in Glacier National Park.
Kudos to viewmtn, who was first to supply the correct answer.
Fort Pulaski National Monument
This mystery photo was not taken in Fort Pulaski National Monument.
You've nailed it, RoadRanger. Bang on, you might say.
Is it part of an amory building at Harpers Ferry?