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The Pencoyd Railroad Bridge is a railroad bridge that was moved to its new location at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri. It was built just south of the Second Hannibal Bridge in 1892 as part of the Kansas City Suburban Belt Railroad which ran from Independence, Missouri to the Argentine District in Kansas City, Kansas. Going east from Independence, the line reached the Kansas City Southern Railway Manifest Yard in what is now the River Market, Kansas City. It crossed over the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad track coming from the Hannibal Bridge over the Missouri River in an area called The Gooseneck. It then crossed over the Missouri Pacific and proceeded west to Kansas City, Kansas.