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Bridge in raised position.
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Distant north elevation.
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Views beside bridge from northwest quadrant.
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Views beside bridge from southwest quadrant.
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Elevation from southwest quadrant.
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Portal views facing eastbound.
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Portal views on bridge facing eastbound.
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Views from beside roadway from southwest quadrant.
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Views from beside roadway from northwest quadrant.
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Views on bridge from beside roadway.
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Views of truss web.
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View on sidewalk.
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Interpretive signage.
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Details of interpretive signage.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
Bridge tender house.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
Bridge tender house copula.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
Tower as viewed from on top of lift span.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
Cable connections to lift span.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
View, looking south, showing one of two main electric motors in foreground with reduction gear housing at right, gasoline- powered Waukesha auxiliary drive motor at middle, and gasoline-powered emergency generator in background.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
View, looking west-northwest, showing transmission, in foreground, attached to reduction gear housing which is flanked by the two main electric drive motors, with electrical cabinets and operator's desk in background.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
View, looking east-southeast, showing controller panel at extreme left, emergency hand brake, reduction gear housing from which protrudes main pulley shaft, and lift span height indicator at center.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
View, looking south, showing gasoline-powered emergency generator, with main transmission at left foreground.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
View, looking northeast, showing main transmission in left foreground, gasoline-powered Waukesha auxiliary drive motor at center, and one of two main electric drive motors at left center.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
Electrical room showing transformers and knife switches.
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Photo Credit: Historic American Engineering Record
Electrical room showing oil-filled transformer.
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Builder plaque.
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Carnegie brand.
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Pillar.
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Pillar details.
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Lighting on bridge.
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Lighting details on bridge.
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Lighting on approach.
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Details of lighting on approach.
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Bridge tender house.
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Bridge tender house details.
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Cables at bridge tender house.
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Portal bracing on approach span.
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Sway bracing.
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Sway bracing details.
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Top chord connections as viewed from beside bridge.
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Top chord connections as viewed from on bridge.
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Bottom chord connections as viewed from beside bridge.
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End post.
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Diagonal members.
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Vertical members.
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Bracing connections.
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Lateral bracing.
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Bracing beam.
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Top chord.
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Towers.
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Exterior details of towers.
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Looking up at tower.
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View showing cable sheave.
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Details at base of tower on bridge.
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Rollers where lift span meets the towers.
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Views showing rigid connection of approach span to towers.
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Looking up inside tower, with counterweight visible at top.
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Inside tower, showing bracing hidden by decorative cover.
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Looking up inside tower, showing counter chain.
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Counterchain.
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Portal bracing at tower.
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Tower X bracing.
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Machinery inside tower.
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Approach spans.
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