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Triborough Bridge Is Completed
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Triborough Bridge Is Completed
New York, New York July 3, 1936 The $54 million WPA project Triborough Bridge is now completed and awaits the dedication of President Franklin D, Roosevelt on July 11, 1936
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This print captures a monumental moment in the history of New York City - the completion of the iconic Triborough Bridge. Taken on July 3,1936, this vintage image showcases the $54 million WPA project that would forever change the city's skyline. The panoramic view highlights the grandeur of this suspension bridge, stretching across the East River and connecting Manhattan with Queens and The Bronx. Its steel cables stand tall against a clear summer sky, symbolizing progress and civilization. Awaiting its dedication by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on July 11th, this historic landmark represents an architectural marvel of its time. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity and engineering prowess in creating vital transportation links within bustling metropolises. The photo also offers glimpses of other famous New York City landmarks such as Roosevelt Island and Harlem River. The skylines of various boroughs form a backdrop to this monochromatic masterpiece, showcasing both urban development and natural beauty. Preserved by Underwood Archives from Universal Images Group (UIG), this stunning piece is not just a photograph but also an exquisite piece of history captured through lenses. With its timeless appeal, it makes for an ideal décor choice for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics or have an affinity for New York City's rich past.
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