Claremont THIS 103-FOOT SPAN MOSELY WROUGHT-IRON BOWSTRING ARCH-TRUSS BRIDGE ERECTED IN 1870 CARRIED EMPLOYEES AND MATERIALS ALONG WITH STEAM HEAT AND GAS LINES. IT IS VALUABLE AS A RARE SURVIVING EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE OF BRIDGE AND IS AMONG THE EARLIEST OF ITS TYPE IN AMERICA. - Claremont Village Industrial District, Between B Archive Print

From the Library of Congress collections: a historic survey drawing or photograph of the town.

18″×24″ · 24″×36″

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