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Raising Last Pile to Drive Barelas Bridge
Raising Last Pile to Drive Barelas Bridge
Raising Last Pile to Drive Barelas Bridge

Raising Last Pile to Drive Barelas Bridge

Photographer
DateDecember 26, 1912
Mediumglass plate negative
Dimensions7 1/2 × 6 1/2 in. (19.1 × 16.5 cm)
ClassificationsPhotography
Credit LineAlbuquerque Museum, gift of Walter C. Haussamen
Object numberPA1990.013.029.A
DescriptionThe Barelas Bridge under construction with a wooden triangular tower built along the shoreline of the Rio Grande River in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Four ropes span from its top to the ground. Two men are at the top peek of the construction tower, one sitting, the other standing. More men surround the base of the structure along with a wagon. The metal beamed covered bridge can be seen behind in the distance reaching across the Rio Grande. The Bosque is bare, no trees in sight, rather a sandy rutted earth surrounds the river's shoreline.
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    Raising Last Pile to Drive Barelas Bridge
    Cobb Studio
    December 26, 1912
    Barelas Bridge Construction
    Cobb Studio
    December 26, 1912
    Barelas Bridge Construction
    Cobb Studio
    December 20, 1912
    Barelas Bridge
    Cobb Studio
    1902
    Barelas Bridge
    Cobb Studio
    1902
    Old Town Bridge
    Cobb Studio
    ca. 1900
    Old Town Bridge
    Cobb Studio
    ca. 1900
    Barelas Bridge and the Rio Grande
    Opal Lee Leach
    ca. 1945
    Barelas Bridge and the Rio Grande
    Opal Lee Leach
    ca. 1945