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World's Highest Bridge, Canon City, Colorado

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Object Details

  • Date

    ca. 1930

  • Object Type

    Photographs

  • Medium

    Halftone print

  • Contributors

    Published by Paper Products Co.

    Printed by Curt Teich Co.

  • Dimensions

    Image: 5 3/8 x 3 7/16 in.

  • Inscriptions

    Recto:

    u.l. to u.r. printed: 150 WORLD'S HIGHEST BRIDGE, CANON CITY, COLORADO

    l.l. to l.c. printed: 1053 FEET ABOVE THE ARKANSAS RIVER

    l.r. printed: 200-30

    Verso [vertical]:

    u.l. in graphite: .25

    u.l. printed: World's highest bridge, across the Royal Gorge \ of the Arkansas at Cañon City, Colorado. Length \ of structure 1260 feet. Length of main span, 880 \ feet. Width of thorofare, 18 feet. Weight of \ cables supporting bridge, 300 tons. Height of \ 1053 feet. Time of construction, six months. \ Dedicated on December 8th 1929. Built by the \ Royal Gorge Bridge & Amusement Co. Coast \ $250,000.00.

    c.l. printed along left edge: PUBLISHED BY THE PAPER PRODUCTS CO., PUEBLO, COLO.

    c. printed transverse: C.T. AMERICAN ART COLORED

  • Collection Name

    Earl Alonzo Brininstool Collection

  • Credit Line

    Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth, Texas

  • Accession Number

    P1969.8213

  • Copyright

    Public domain

Additional details

Location: Off view
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