File:Rolling Bridge, salvaged industrial artifact, section of a19th Century railroad bridge, in Rolling Bridge park, Boston Harborwalk.jpg
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English: Salvaged section of a much larger railroad lift bridge, built in 1895 to carry three railroad tracks over Fort Point Channel, Boston |
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| Author | Photoboston |
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Salvage effort initiated by architect MIke Tyrell and the Rolling Bridge Initiative. and coordinated by Ross Miller for the Central Artery /Tunnel Project. Salvage and de-leading labor donated by union workers.
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| current | 19:15, 25 March 2017 | | 2,242 × 3,150 (1.93 MB) | Photoboston | User created page with UploadWizard |
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