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View beside bridge from southwest quadrant.

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Elevation from southwest quadrant.

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Elevation.

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Portal views facing east.

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Portal views facing west.

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Portal views on bridge facing east.

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Portal views on bridge facing west.

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Photo Credit: James L. Cooper

Views from Mechanic Street.

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Portal view.

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Photo Credit: James L. Cooper

Portal view on bridge.

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Photo Credit: James L. Cooper

Elevation.

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Approach spans.

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View of bridge from Mechanic Street.

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Views of truss web.

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Truss panels.

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Carnegie brand.

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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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Bottom chord connections as viewed from on bridge.

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Bearings.

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Portal bracing.

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Portal bracing knees.

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Turnbuckle on diagonal member.

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End post.

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Views under bridge.

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Railing.

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Approach span floor beam.

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Detail of concrete piers for approach spans. Note the eyebar sticking out of the concrete suggesting these are original steel bents that were later encased in concrete.

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Lateral bracing connection to floor beam.

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