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The St. Louis Bridge now named Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River. The piers rested on bedrock 103 feet below the Mississippi mud. When built 1867-1874 it was the longest in the world. LC-DIG-ppmsca-08973_DUPE
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EVB2938354
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The St. Louis Bridge now named Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River. The piers rested on bedrock 103 feet below the Mississippi mud. When built 1867-1874 it was the longest in the world. LC-DIG-ppmsca-08973_DUPE
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black and white photograph
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The St. Louis Bridge now named Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River. The piers rested on bedrock 103 feet below the Mississippi mud. When built 1867-1874 it was the longest in the world. LC-DIG-ppmsca-08973_DUPE
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Everett Collection / Bridgeman Images
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ships / steam boats / technology / historical / eads / 19th century / construction / industry / american / mississippi river / river boats / engineering / landscapes / 1870s / transportation / bridges / history / james / Photograph / Photography / Mzphoto
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