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Pulaski Bridge
Board of Water Supply. Williamsburg Conduit. View taken from roof of shed near north line of Ash Street and center of Oakland Street extension, looking north. Showing sidelines of Oakland Street extension to Newtown Creek. Extension occupied by McAllister Trucking Company. April 4, 1924.
Pulaski Bridge
Now open to four-lane traffic Caption: "Now open to four-lane traffic--The Greenpoint Ave. Bridge, over Newtown Creek \[between Greenpoint, Brooklyn and Long Island City, Queens], is shown as the first vehicles \[including two trucks] yesterday passed over its repaved and redecked surface. ..."
Pulaski Bridge
Pulaski Bridge Image represented is one of a related set (BRID 0313), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two aerial views, in different views, of the Pulaski Bridge connecting 11th Street in Long Island City, Queens, to McGuinness Boulevard in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, over Newtown Creek. Typed caption on 0313: "The bridge is named after General Casimir Pulaski who served with the American Army in the Revolution and was mortally wounded during the siege of Savannah, 1779." Inscription on 0314: "Opened to traffic on Sept. 10, 1954." 0313 is not dated.
Pulaski Bridge
Pulaski Bridge Image represented is one of a related set (BRID 0313), some of which may also be described in this new record; Two aerial views, in different views, of the Pulaski Bridge connecting 11th Street in Long Island City, Queens, to McGuinness Boulevard in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, over Newtown Creek. Typed caption on 0313: "The bridge is named after General Casimir Pulaski who served with the American Army in the Revolution and was mortally wounded during the siege of Savannah, 1779." Inscription on 0314: "Opened to traffic on Sept. 10, 1954." 0313 is not dated.
Pulaski Bridge
Bridges - Vernon Boulevard Bridge - \[Newtown Creek.] Vernon Boulevard Bridge, spanning Newtown Creek and connecting Long Island City, Queens, with Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The bridge was built in 1904. Views 1 and 2 show the Brooklyn side of the bridge; views 2 and 3 are east along the creek. Views 1,2: Eugene L. Armbruster Collection 1922 Views 3,4: P. L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS View 3: 1930 View 4: 1936
Pulaski Bridge
Bridges - Vernon Boulevard Bridge - \[Newtown Creek.] Vernon Boulevard Bridge, spanning Newtown Creek and connecting Long Island City, Queens, with Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The bridge was built in 1904. Views 1 and 2 show the Brooklyn side of the bridge; views 2 and 3 are east along the creek. Views 1,2: Eugene L. Armbruster Collection 1922 Views 3,4: P. L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS View 3: 1930 View 4: 1936
Pulaski Bridge
Bridges - Vernon Boulevard Bridge - \[Newtown Creek.] Vernon Boulevard Bridge, over Newtown Creek, linking Greenpoint, Brooklyn, with Long sland City (left), Queens. The view is up the creek. P. L. Sperr View 1: November 3, 1930 NO REPRODUCTIONS View 2: October 25, 1936
Pulaski Bridge
Greenpoint Avenue Bridge Caption: "Greenpoint Avenue Bridge ... was built during 1929 at a cost of more than a million dollars ..." The drawbridge, seen open in image, crosses Newtown Creek between a section of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and Long Island City, Queens.
Pulaski Bridge
Bridges - Vernon Boulevard Bridge - \[Newtown Creek.] Vernon Boulevard Bridge, spanning Newtown Creek and connecting Long Island City, Queens, with Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The bridge was built in 1904. Views 1 and 2 show the Brooklyn side of the bridge; views 2 and 3 are east along the creek. Views 1,2: Eugene L. Armbruster Collection 1922 Views 3,4: P. L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS View 3: 1930 View 4: 1936
Pulaski Bridge
Bridges - Vernon Boulevard Bridge - \[Newtown Creek.] Vernon Boulevard Bridge, spanning Newtown Creek and connecting Long Island City, Queens, with Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The bridge was built in 1904. Views 1 and 2 show the Brooklyn side of the bridge; views 2 and 3 are east along the creek. Views 1,2: Eugene L. Armbruster Collection 1922 Views 3,4: P. L. Sperr NO REPRODUCTIONS View 3: 1930 View 4: 1936
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