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| Keywords: Bridge with sign, 'Walk your horses.' - NARA - 297215.jpg A Parker-truss bridge with stiff compression members and cable or rod tensioned members The main frame may be timber resolution is insufficient to make any judgement on the verticals The stringers horizontal members may be iron or steel I-beams there appears to be a riveted or bolted splice plate in the one visible and its dimension is substantially smaller than the cross-timbers that hang from it to support the road bed The portal trusses across the ends appear to be of riveted iron or steel construction Piers are rock-filled log cribs single-notched and laid close This was most likely in British Columbia Alaska or Yukon Of three buildings to the right of bridge two appear to be of sawn-lumber construction; the third is too far to tell A log building is visible on the bank to the left looking beneath the far end of the bridge Scope and content General notes 297215 Local identifier Wellcome Henry S Henry Solomon Sir 1853-1936 NARA's Pacific Alaska Region Anchorage NRIAA 654 West Third Avenue Anchorage AK 99501-2145 1897-1901 Record group Collection WME Sir Henry Wellcome Collection 1856 - 1936 Record group ARC 1208 Photographs of the Inhabitants of Metlakatla British Columbia and Metlakatla Alaska compiled ca 1856 - 1936 Series ARC 297169 File unit File unit ARC Variant control numbers NAIL Control Number NRIA-WME-PHOTOS-MISC45<br /> Other Identifier Box 279 Other versions <gallery> File Bridge with sign 'Walk your horses' - NARA - 297215 tiff tif File Bridge with sign 'Walk your horses ' - NARA - 297215 jpg jpg </gallery> NARA-cooperation PD-USGov 1901 in Alaska Miscellaneous images in the Wellcome Metlakatla collection Black and white photographs of bridges in the United States Black and white photographs of Alaska Crib piers Road bridges in Alaska Truss bridges in Alaska | ||||
