2. HistoryHistory
• Primitive Peoples:Primitive Peoples:
– LogsLogs
– Slabs of RocksSlabs of Rocks
– Intertwined Vines or RopesIntertwined Vines or Ropes
• Roman Empire—First Great Bridge BuildersRoman Empire—First Great Bridge Builders
– Timber Truss BridgesTimber Truss Bridges
– Masonry Arch BridgesMasonry Arch Bridges
• EuropeansEuropeans
– Followed HRE Until Iron and Steel UseFollowed HRE Until Iron and Steel Use
• Nineteenth Century—Nineteenth Century—
– Modern Long BridgesModern Long Bridges
– Moveable BridgesMoveable Bridges
5. View under Rainbow Bridge, a
massive sandstone bridge in
Natural Bridges National
Monument, Utah, includes a dried
up streambed.
"Rainbow Bridge, Utah."
13. LOG BRIDGELOG BRIDGE
Members of a DenverMembers of a Denver
and Salt Lake Railroadand Salt Lake Railroad
Company (D&SL)Company (D&SL)
survey crew pose on asurvey crew pose on a
loglog bridgebridge over theover the
Colorado River in GoreColorado River in Gore
Canyon (GrandCanyon (Grand
County), Colorado.County), Colorado.
14. View of a settlement in (probably) Utah; shows a log bridge, a stream, and houses.
People sit on a porch; a United States flag waves from a pole.
15. U.S. Army soldiers from the Ohio Engineers, building a small
log bridge over a ditch, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois
16. LOG BRIDGELOG BRIDGEView of hot springs site enclosed by stone andView of hot springs site enclosed by stone and
wooden frame buildings, Hot Sulphur Springs, COwooden frame buildings, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO
26. CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION
• Must carry own weight and weight of trafficMust carry own weight and weight of traffic
– Must withstand force of high windsMust withstand force of high winds
– Must consider effects of contraction and/orMust consider effects of contraction and/or
– Expansion due to temperature changesExpansion due to temperature changes
– Most common materialsMost common materials
• Wood—temporaryWood—temporary
• Steel—for long, strong spansSteel—for long, strong spans
• Reinforced concrete—attractive designs but difficult to workReinforced concrete—attractive designs but difficult to work
with on large bridgeswith on large bridges
• Prestressed concrete—stronger than reinforced, cheaperPrestressed concrete—stronger than reinforced, cheaper
than steelthan steel
29. FIXEDFIXED
• Beam or GirderBeam or Girder
– Two parallel beams w/ flooring supported byTwo parallel beams w/ flooring supported by
pierspiers
– Span can be supported by trestleSpan can be supported by trestle
– Used for hwy over/underpasses or smallUsed for hwy over/underpasses or small
stream crossingsstream crossings
– Example—Covered BridgeExample—Covered Bridge
30. Cars on a suspension bridge over a river, possibly in Colorado.
35. FIXEDFIXED
• TrussTruss
– Beam bridge strengthed by trusses (structuralBeam bridge strengthed by trusses (structural
spts joined to form triangles with tie rods)spts joined to form triangles with tie rods)
– Lighter than ordinary beam sections of equalLighter than ordinary beam sections of equal
lengthlength
– Useful for longer bridgesUseful for longer bridges
38. View west of an iron truss bridge crossing the Colorado River on the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad Montrose line at Grand Junction, Colorado; people
and horses are on a sand bar.
39. View of the bridge crossing the White River at Meeker, CO
40. White Water Creek Bridge, Spanning White Water Creek,
Bernard vicinity, Dubuque County, IA
41. Truss BridgeTruss Bridge
View of a trestle bridge that
crosses Arastra Gulch near
Silverton (San Juan County),
Colorado.
48. FIXEDFIXED
• ArchArch
– One or more archesOne or more arches
– Masonry, reinforced concrete or steelMasonry, reinforced concrete or steel
– Roadway on toop of arches or suspended byRoadway on toop of arches or suspended by
cablescables
– Spans can be longer than beam or trussSpans can be longer than beam or truss
72. Port Mann Bridge, Coquitlam-Surrey BC
This graceful steel arch, once the third-longest of its kind in the world, carries the
Trans-Canada highway across the Fraser River. In 2002 its capacity was
increased with the addition of an eastbound high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane,
bringing the total to five
www.balsabridge.com/ bridge-van.htm
74. FIXEDFIXED
• CantileverCantilever
• Double-ended brackets supporting aDouble-ended brackets supporting a
center spancenter span
• Shore end of each cantilever firmlyShore end of each cantilever firmly
anchoredanchored
• Center supported by pierCenter supported by pier
81. Quebec Bridge
On June 15, 1907 an inspecting engineer noted that two girders of the anchor was
misaligned by a quarter of an inch. Cooper called this a "not serious" problem. In
the inspection report in August, 1907, it was noted that the girders had moved out
alignment a bit more and "appeared bent". Although this condition was a bit more
concerning, the work continued.
82. Scotland's Firth of Forth
A period museum photo shows cranes atop the massive structure. The bridge
was constructed from 1882-1890, 2.5 KM (1.5 miles) across Scotland's Firth
of Forth. Note reflection of photographer from glass frame.
http://www.pre-engineering.com/resources/forth/forthbridge.htm
89. FIXEDFIXED
• SuspensionSuspension
– Roadway hangs from vertical cables supported byRoadway hangs from vertical cables supported by
overhead cables strung between two or more towersoverhead cables strung between two or more towers
– Longest spansLongest spans
– CostlyCostly
– Difficult to designDifficult to design
– Highly susceptible to winds and swayingHighly susceptible to winds and swaying
– Cables can be up to three feet in diameterCables can be up to three feet in diameter
102. When it opened in 1964, the Verrazano Narrows Bridge was the
world's longest suspension span. Today, its length is surpassed
only by the Humber Bridge in England.
104. Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsing, Tacoma, Washington, 1940
On the morning of November 7, 1940, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisted violently in 42-mile-per-
hour winds and collapsed into the cold waters of the Puget Sound. The disaster -- which luckily took
no human lives -- shook the engineering community and forever changed the way bridges were
built around the world. Roadway of Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisting violently in a windstorm,
Tacoma, Washington, 1940
107. FIXEDFIXED
• Cable-StayedCable-Stayed
• Suspended by cables that run directlySuspended by cables that run directly
down to roadway from central towersdown to roadway from central towers
• Less costly than suspensionLess costly than suspension
• Quickly constructableQuickly constructable
• Spans must be limited in lengthSpans must be limited in length
117. MOVEABLEMOVEABLE
• SwingSwing
• Central span turned 90 degrees on pivotCentral span turned 90 degrees on pivot
pier placed in middle of waterwaypier placed in middle of waterway
• Double swing possibleDouble swing possible
125. MOVEABLEMOVEABLE
• BasculeBascule
– One or two sections not supported by piersOne or two sections not supported by piers
– Balanced on one end by counterweightsBalanced on one end by counterweights
– Section jackknifes up to allow passage ofSection jackknifes up to allow passage of
shipsships
– Most common type of highway drawbridgeMost common type of highway drawbridge
126. View of an elevated train crossing the Van Buren Street Railroad
Bridge which spanned the Chicago River from the Loop to the
Near West Side community area in Chicago, Illinois.
127. View of a bascule bridge over the Chicago River in Chicago, Illinois.
128. Haarlem old lifting bridge.
Lifting bridges are moveable bridges which enable
boats to pass. They vary from simple wooden designs
such as many seen in the Netherlands to large steel
structures which carry heavy roads such as the
bascule bridge in Docklands.
129. Erie Street Bridge, a bascule bridge, with the two leaves in raisedErie Street Bridge, a bascule bridge, with the two leaves in raised
positionposition
133. MOVEABLEMOVEABLE
• Vertical LiftVertical Lift
– Central span extends between two towersCentral span extends between two towers
– Balanced by counterweightsBalanced by counterweights
– Variation of this type is bridge over Shatt-al-Variation of this type is bridge over Shatt-al-
arab River in Iraq—Roadway sinks into waterarab River in Iraq—Roadway sinks into water
to allow ships to pass over itto allow ships to pass over it
145. OTHEROTHER
• BaileyBailey
– Small truss bridge made in sectionsSmall truss bridge made in sections
– Assembled on shoreAssembled on shore
– Pushed out from shore to cover spanPushed out from shore to cover span
– Transportable to new sitesTransportable to new sites
150. OTHEROTHER
• PontoonPontoon
– Floats on waterFloats on water
– Can be disassembled and moved to new siteCan be disassembled and moved to new site
– Supported by pontoons or bargesSupported by pontoons or barges
151. The U.S. Army's
Sava River bridge is
taken apart at
nightfall and put
together in the
morning
152. View of James River Pontoon Bridge, from south side, above Jones' Landing.
153. Pontoon bridges, North Anna, constructed by the 50th N.Y.V.
Engineers, below railroad bridge, where a portion of the 2nd Corps,
under Gen. Hancock crossed 23rd May, 1864
157. Evergreen Bridge.
The official name of the bridge is the Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridge at
Evergreen Point, after a popular former governor who was in office when the
bridge opened.
164. Name that BridgeName that Bridge
Give the type for each.Give the type for each.
Notas do Editor
WadiRumRockBridge01.jpg
LOC Natural Bridges, Utah / Geo. L. Beam.
Beam, George L. 1868-1935. (George Lytle),
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1922 and 1925]
SUMMARYView under Rainbow Bridge, a massive sandstone bridge in Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah, includes a dried up streambed.
NOTESTitle supplied by cataloger; penciled on negative envelope: "Rainbow Bridge, Utah."
oldsunsetranch
CREATED/PUBLISHEDbetween 1905 and 1934.
SUMMARYMembers of a Denver and Salt Lake Railroad Company (D&SL) survey crew pose on a log bridge over the Colorado River in Gore Canyon (Grand County), Colorado.
Ranch & log bridge
Beam, George L. 1868-1935. (George Lytle),
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1922 and 1935?]
SUMMARYView of a settlement in (probably) Utah; shows a log bridge, a stream, and houses. People sit on a porch; a United States flag waves from a pole.
[U.S. Army soldiers from the Ohio Engineers, building a small log bridge over a ditch, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois.].
Chicago Daily News, Inc., photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED1917.
SUMMARYImage of U.S. Army soldiers from the Ohio Engineers building a small log bridge over a ditch at Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
NOTESThis photonegative taken by a Chicago Daily News photographer may have been published in the newspaper.
Cite as: DN-0068472, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago Historical Society.
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1905, along Denver, Northwestern and Pacific Railway's Moffat Road; shows light snow covering ridge and muddy wagon tracks leading to wooden log bridge across stream. and 1913].
SUMMARYView of hot springs site enclosed by stone and wooden frame buildings, Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado
Bridges. Old covered bridge, Jackson River, Va..
Horydczak, Theodor, ca. 1890-1971, photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHEDca. 1920-ca. 1950.
Structure of covered bridge. Wallingford, Vermont.
Locke, Edwin, photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED1937 Aug.
LOC covered4
Covered4
3/4 VIEW SHOWING APPROACH SPAN AND BRIDGE PORTAL (direction of view unknown) HAER, WVA,6-MILT
LOC covered4b
4. INTERIOR VIEW SHOWING HOWE TRUSSING SYSTEM HAER, WVA,6-MILT,1-4
LOC covered4a
2. SIDE VIEW OF BRIDGE (direction of view unknown) HAER, WVA,6-MILT,1-2
1. Historic American Buildings Survey, Frederick Tilberg, Photographer August, 1950 PERSPECTIVE VIEW.HABS, PA,1-HUNTO.V,1-1
Covered Bridge, Glen Canyon, Santa Cruz County, CA
MEDIUMPhoto(s): 1Photo Caption(s): 1
CALL NUMBERHABS, CAL,44-GLECA,1-
CREATED/PUBLISHEDDocumentation compiled after 1933.
NOTESSurvey number HABS CA-1551
Photocopy of photograph (Collection of Rose Rostran, Santa Cruz) Photographer unknown ca. 1936 END (Built 1892; moved to another site) HABS, CAL,44-GLECA,1-1
Autos on bridge w/ town behind
Beam, George L. 1868-1935. (George Lytle),
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1922 and 1935?]
SUMMARYCars on a suspension bridge over a river, possibly in Colorado. Graffiti covers a concrete pylon; horses and houses are in the background.
NOTESScanned image from loaned collection.
enz_bridge.jpg
Millennium Bridge
timbertruss
D&RG 5-span iron truss bridge #423A spanning the Grand (Colorado) River on the Montrose line at Grand Junction, Colorado / Geo. L. Beam.
Beam, George L. 1868-1935. (George Lytle),
CREATED/PUBLISHED1912?
SUMMARYView west of an iron truss bridge crossing the Colorado River on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Montrose line at Grand Junction, Colorado; people and horses are on a sand bar.
NOTESTitle hand-written on negative sleeve, with: "neg file no. 291," "view west," "new bridge #432.52, five 147'3 1/2" through pin-connected trusses on original stone piers and abutments, manufactured by American Bridge Co, erected on old masonry 1903-1904 by contractors McCreary & Willard," "argon - 3-4.5 s timer 1-2-3-5-6-7-8-10-11-13-15-16-18-20 on," and "print- J. L. Ozment - 9/9/1984."
Source: Jackson Thode.
Condition: negative emulsion pitted.
Meeker, Colorado
CREATED/PUBLISHED1897.
SUMMARYView of the bridge crossing the White River at Meeker on the Mesa and Flag Creek road. Men, women, a girl and a dog pose on the wooden truss bridge leading into Meeker, Rio Blanco County, Colorado.
NOTESTitle and description typed on label on back of photoprint; additional information: "Which of the series of installations this is, is not known at this writing. Give credit as follows: Photo from the Wildhack Collection, Meeker Chamber of Commerce."
Source: Gordon A. Weller, Meeker, Colo.
Photoprint shows dirt specks of original and is wrinkling from label glued on back.
SUBJECTS
Arastra Gulch, Silverton, Colo.
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1890 and 1910].
SUMMARYView of a trestle bridge that crosses Arastra Gulch near Silverton (San Juan County), Colorado.
NOTESTitle and "91381" from label in print.
Stamped on back of print: "155B".
Photoprint of a halftone reproduction of a photograph.
Source: WHC- Caroline Bancroft Collection Transferred 8/89.
Jefferson Barracks BridgeLocation: Mississippi River, Jefferson Barracks, MissouriProject Type: BridgeOwner: Missouri DOT
aquaduct
Old stone bridge at Bull Run Battlefield. Manassas, Virginia.
Carter, Paul, photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED1936 Mar.
Bridges. Old stone bridge.
Horydczak, Theodor, ca. 1890-1971, photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHEDca. 1920-ca. 1950.
Bridges. Stone bridge in Rock Creek Park.
Horydczak, Theodor, ca. 1890-1971, photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHEDca. 1920-ca. 1950.
NOTESOld negative number: 220.
Stone bridge, Elizabeth Park, Hartford, Ct..
CREATED/PUBLISHEDc1905.
NOTES"2172" on negative.
Detroit Publishing Co. no. 018045.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949
Old Stone Bridge, Boonton, N.J..
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1890 and 1901]
NOTESDate based on Detroit, Catalogue J (1901).
Detroit Publishing Co. no. 011525.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949
ALTERNATE TITLEStone BridgePennsylvania Historic Railroad Bridges Recording P
Stone7
Stone Bridge at Bowling Green, Gallatin vicinity, Sumner County, TN
segoviaspain.jpg
Historic American Buildings Survey Copy of old photo, by Frank O. Branzetti, Photographer (a) EXT.-STONE BRIDGE FORMERLY OVER CANAL, MEDFORD HABS, MASS,9-____,10-1
Franklin Park, Ellicott Bridge, Emerald Necklace, Boston, MA
ALTERNATE TITLEWest Roxbury Park
NOTESBuilding/structure/site dates: 1894; (completed)1894
SUBJECTSUnited States--Massachusetts--Boston
38pontdugard.jpg
Arch bridge, Bellows Falls, Vt..
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1905 and 1910]
NOTES"Saunderson" and "13" on negative.
Detroit Publishing Co. no. 070090.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.
Bayonne Bridge, Spanning Kill Van Kull between Bayonne & Staten Is, Bayonne, Hudson County, NJ
ALTERNATE TITLEKill van Kull Bridge
MEDIUMPhoto(s): 20Data Page(s): 1 plus cover pagePhoto Caption(s): 2
CALL NUMBERHAER, NJ,9-BAYO,1-
CREATED/PUBLISHEDDocumentation compiled after 1968.
[Hell Gate Bridge (New York Connecting RailroadBridge), New York].
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1915 and 1920]
NOTESTitle from jacket.
Detroit Publishing Co. no. 0931.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949. LOC
HAER, NY,31-NEYO,176-5
[Upper] Steel Arch Bridge, Niagara.
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1898 and 1899]
NOTESDetroit Publishing Co. no. 04058.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949.
bluewaterbridge
eads
Quebecinner
1993, Lewis and Clark Bridge (Longview-Rainier Bridge) across the Columbia River.
Photo taken from the Oregon side, looking northward.
Photographer: Jet Long. Photograph Date: 1993.
-- U.S. Library of Congress, American Memories Website, 2003
[Queensboro Bridge, Roosevelt Island, New York, N.Y.].
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1910 and 1930]
NOTESTitle devised by cataloger.
Photograph of photographic print.
No Detroit Publishing Co. no.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949. LOC
Astoria bridge
tsingmabridge.jpg
Tsing Ma Bridge, Hong Kong
akashi_kaikyo
Today the suspension bridge reaches a free span of almost 2000m (Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge, Japan) while its cable-stayed counterpart can cross almost 1000m (Tatara Bridge, Japan, Normandie Bridge, France). Cable-supported bridges therefore play an important role in the overcoming of barriers that had split people, nations and even continents before. This cultural aspect is not less important.
brooklynbridge
http://www.ketchum.org/carquinez.html
Ambassadorbridge
ambassadorbridge2.jpg
GENERAL VIEW FROM TOP OF SOUTHERN TOWER, LOOKING NORTH HAER, CAL,38-SANFRA,140-46
GENERAL VIEW, LOOKING NORTH, SHOWING THE 'SEA SIDE' OF THE STRUCTURE HAER, CAL,38-SANFRA,140-47
GENERAL VIEW, LOOKING NORTH, SHOWING THE BRIDGE IN BACKGROUND AND A 'SECTION' OF THE WIRE CABLES IN THE FOREGROUND HAER, CAL,38-SANFRA,140-42
DETAIL VIEW OF CABLE SEAT ON TOP OF SOUTHERN TOWER HAER, CAL,38-SANFRA,140-45
DETAIL VIEW OF SUSPENDER AND FLOORBEAM HAER, CAL,38-SANFRA,140-35
When it opened in 1964, the Verrazano Narrows Bridge was the world's longest suspension span. Today, its length is surpassed only by the Humber Bridge in England.
When it opened in 1964, the Verrazano Narrows Bridge was the world's longest suspension span. Today, its length is surpassed only by the Humber Bridge in England.
Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsing, Tacoma, Washington, 1940
On the morning of November 7, 1940, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisted violently in 42-mile-per-hour winds and collapsed into the cold waters of the Puget Sound. The disaster -- which luckily took no human lives -- shook the engineering community and forever changed the way bridges were built around the world.
Roadway of Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisting violently in a windstorm, Tacoma, Washington, 1940
Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsing, Tacoma, Washington, 1940
On the morning of November 7, 1940, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisted violently in 42-mile-per-hour winds and collapsed into the cold waters of the Puget Sound. The disaster -- which luckily took no human lives -- shook the engineering community and forever changed the way bridges were built around the world.
Roadway of Tacoma Narrows Bridge twisting violently in a windstorm, Tacoma, Washington, 1940
Sunshine Skyway Bridge
Sunshine Skyway Bridge, St. Petersburg and Bradenton, Floridahttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/buildingbig/bridge/index.html
Sunshine Skyway Bridge
Sunshine Skyway Bridge, St. Petersburg and Bradenton, Floridahttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/buildingbig/bridge/index.html
Clark Bridge in Alton, IL photos by Bob Graul
Catalog swing bridge 2
Swing Bridge Turning
BRIDGE ACROSS SHATT-AL-ARAB, IRAQ
Coleman Bridge, Spanning Phelps Brook, on Windsor Bush Road, at th, Windsor, Berkshire County, MA
ALTERNATE TITLEWindsor Bush Road Bridge
MEDIUMMeasured Drawing(s): 4Photo(s): 10Data Page(s): 22 plus cover pagePhoto Caption(s): 1
CALL NUMBERHAER, MASS,2-WIND,1-
CREATED/PUBLISHEDDocumentation compiled after 1968.
Coleman Bridge, Spanning Phelps Brook, on Windsor Bush Road, at th, Windsor, Berkshire County, MA
ALTERNATE TITLEWindsor Bush Road Bridge
MEDIUMMeasured Drawing(s): 4Photo(s): 10Data Page(s): 22 plus cover pagePhoto Caption(s): 1
CALL NUMBERHAER, MASS,2-WIND,1-
CREATED/PUBLISHEDDocumentation compiled after 1968.
Coleman Bridge, Spanning Phelps Brook, on Windsor Bush Road, at th, Windsor, Berkshire County, MA
ALTERNATE TITLEWindsor Bush Road Bridge
MEDIUMMeasured Drawing(s): 4Photo(s): 10Data Page(s): 22 plus cover pagePhoto Caption(s): 1
CALL NUMBERHAER, MASS,2-WIND,1-
CREATED/PUBLISHEDDocumentation compiled after 1968.
Elevated train crossing Van Buren Street Railroad Bridge].
Chicago Daily News, Inc., photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED[ca. 1902]
SUMMARYView of an elevated train crossing the Van Buren Street Railroad Bridge which spanned the Chicago River from the Loop to the Near West Side community area in Chicago, Illinois.
NOTESThis photonegative taken by a Chicago Daily News photographer may have been published in the newspaper.
Cite as: DN-0000001, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago Historical Society.
[Bascule bridge with left half slightly raised, with people on bridge].
Chicago Daily News, Inc., photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED[ca. 1902]
SUMMARYView of a bascule bridge over the Chicago River in Chicago, Illinois. A bridgekeeper's house is visible in the foreground.
NOTESThis photonegative taken by a Chicago Daily News photographer may have been published in the newspaper.
Cite as: DN-0000006, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago Historical Society.
[Erie Street Bridge, a bascule bridge, with the two leaves in raised position].
Chicago Daily News, Inc., photographer.
CREATED/PUBLISHED1910.
SUMMARYView of the Erie Street Bridge, a bascule bridge over the North Branch of the Chicago River, in raised position. The Erie Street Bridge connected the Near North Side and West Town community areas of Chicago, Illinois.
NOTESThis photonegative taken by a Chicago Daily News photographer may have been published in the newspaper.
Cite as: DN-0008116, Chicago Daily News negatives collection, Chicago Historical Society.
Vertical lift Baltimore (Pratt) through-truss railroad bridge
www.richmangalleries.com/ moving_bridges.htm
Cape Cod Canal Railroad Bridge
Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts
Vertical Lift
Scotland Vertical Bridge
ID Number12269DescriptionLeamington Lift Bridge Date taken 21 May 2000PhotographerKlaus Föhl
Vertical lift Baltimore (Pratt) through-truss railroad bridge
www.richmangalleries.com/ moving_bridges.htm
Cape Cod Canal Railroad Bridge
Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts
Vertical Lift
Scotland Vertical Bridge
ID Number12269DescriptionLeamington Lift Bridge Date taken 21 May 2000PhotographerKlaus Föhl
Vertical lift Baltimore (Pratt) through-truss railroad bridge
www.richmangalleries.com/ moving_bridges.htm
Cape Cod Canal Railroad Bridge
Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts
Vertical Lift
Scotland Vertical Bridge
ID Number12269DescriptionLeamington Lift Bridge Date taken 21 May 2000PhotographerKlaus Föhl
Goethals Bridge, Spanning Arthur Kill from New Jersey to Staten Isl, Staten Island, Richmond County, NY
MEDIUMPhoto(s): 7Photo Caption(s): 1
CALL NUMBERHAER, NY,43-___,2-
CREATED/PUBLISHEDDocumentation compiled after 1968.
NOTESSurvey number HAER NY-305
Goethals Bridge, Spanning Arthur Kill from New Jersey to Staten Isl, Staten Island, Richmond County, NY
MEDIUMPhoto(s): 7Photo Caption(s): 1
CALL NUMBERHAER, NY,43-___,2-
CREATED/PUBLISHEDDocumentation compiled after 1968.
NOTESSurvey number HAER NY-305
GUIABA RIVER AT PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL
(1954-60)
Lift-bridge
Aerial bridge, Duluth, Minn..
CREATED/PUBLISHEDc1908.
NOTESNegative broken and taped to second sheet of glass.
Detroit Publishing Co. no. 070603.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949. LOC
Tank destroyer advances along a mountain road, Italy
CREATED/PUBLISHEDMarch 3, 1945.
SUMMARYThree soldiers of the 701st Tank Destroyer Battalion advance a tank destroyer mounted with three inch guns along a mountain road located, according to the caption, in the Mount Terminale area. The 701st was attached to the Tenth Mountain Division during the Italian Campaign. In the background are shelled buildings, a partially completed Bailey bridge, with five soldiers standing on it, as well as (according to the caption) a Sherman tank out of action.
NOTESFor physical location, see Photograph Album 15A, Walter L. Galson, or Andrew Hastings Oversized Prints number 67.
Signal Corps negative number SC 329838
Vintage photographic print.
Unmounted photographic print has caption: "The tank destroyer of the 701 Tank Destroyer Battalion, mounting three-inch guns advances along a mountain road in support of the 10th Mountain Div., which is pushing north from Poretta toward the Po Valley. In the background are a half-finished Bailey bridge, called according to the caption the Malandrone bridge, and a Sherman tank out of action. U.S. Fifth Army, Mount Terminale area, Italy." Date typed on reverse.
Mounted photoprint has caption: "701st TD Bn. pushes past 126th at Malandrone bridge." Date and Signal Corps negative number handwritten on the board beneath the print.
Title supplied by cataloger.
baileybridge
Bailey-push
brcko.counterpart.org/ brckophotos.htm
Border Bridge over Sava River to Croatia .jpg 19kb
View of James River Pontoon Bridge, from south side, above Jones' Landing. [Stereograph]
CREATED/PUBLISHED[ca.1861-ca.1865]
MEDIUMStereograph
SUMMARYPontoon bridge across river, man standing in middle.
NOTESSeries: Photographic History. The War for the Union. War Views., 2538
Pontoon bridges, North Anna, constructed by the 50th N.Y.V. Engineers, below railroad bridge, where a portion of the 2nd Corps, under Gen. Hancock crossed 23rd May, 1864. [Stereograph]
O'Sullivan, Timothy H., 1840-1882
CREATED/PUBLISHEDMay 23, 1864
MEDIUMStereograph
SUMMARYTwo pontoon bridges span North Anna River, two men seated on far bridge.
NOTESSeries: Photographic Incidents of the War., 765
Broadway Landing, Va. Pontoon bridge across the Appomattox].
CREATED/PUBLISHED[Between 1860 and 1865]
SUMMARYPhotograph from the main eastern theater of war, the siege of Petersburg, June 1864-April 1865.
NOTESReference: Civil War photographs, 1861-1865 / compiled by Hirst D. Milhollen and Donald H. Mugridge, Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress, 1977. No. 0369
Title from Milhollen and Mugridge.
Two plates form left (LC-B811-2625A) and right (LC-B811-2625B) halves of a stereograph pair.
Forms part of Selected Civil War photographs, 1861-1865 (Library of Congress)
The official name of the bridge is the Governor Albert D. Rosellini Bridge at Evergreen Point, after a popular former governor who was in office when the bridge opened.
[Stony Brook glen, Shawmut Bridge, Dansville, N.Y.].
CREATED/PUBLISHED[between 1890 and 1906]
NOTESTitle and date from Detroit, Catalogue P (1906).
Detroit Publishing Co. no. 011497.
Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949
Knie_bridge
Lake_Pontchartrain_Causeway-vi.jpg
pontchbridge-vi
Combined bridge – truss, cantilever - Put in Other category