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Elevation from southwest quadrant.
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Views beside bridge from southwest quadrant.
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Elevation from southeast quadrant.
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View of individual span.
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Portal views facing north.
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Portal view on bridge facing south.
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Portal views on bridge facing north.
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Headache bar.
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Jones and Laughlin 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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Intermediate connection as viewed from on bridge.
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End post. The answer to the question someone stuck on the end post is a resounding no! This bridge was NOT saved!
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Top chord.
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Bottom chord.
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Diagonal members.
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Vertical members.
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Sway bracing.
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Sway bracing detail.
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Lateral bracing detail.
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Looking up at portal bracing.
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Deck.
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Approach spans.
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Details of approach span bent.
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Sign on approaching roadway showing how much tax dollars were spent to destroy this historic bridge and erect an ugly modern bridge.
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