Bridges : Digital Archive Ontario

Bridge & Bulkhead, Manotick, Ont.

Picture, 1910

Swing Bridge, Manotick, Ont.

Picture, 1910

Dropped from the Dundas St. E. bridge, the body of a two-day-old baby in a paper bag was found on the banks of the Don river by two boys

Picture, 1946

At the opening of the Pottery rd. Bridge. Reeve R. M. Leslie and members of the council of East. York officiated at the formal opening of the $10,000 cement bridge at Pottery Rd., over the Don river. The bridge is 91 feet long and 13 feet high.

Picture, 1928

C.N.R. Bascule Bridge, Fort William, Ont., Canada (The only double-decked bridge of its kind in the world. Takes 2400 tons weight to lift it.)

Picture, 1910

Wilton ave bridge

Picture, 1911

Oakville, past and present: being a brief account of the town, its neighborhood, history, industries, merchants, institutions and municipal undertakings

Picture, 1912

Canada - Ontario - Ottawa - Bridges

Picture, 1927

Speed Bridge, Preston, Ontario, Canada

Picture, 1910

Captain Dillon's Bridge, Oshawa.

Picture, 1910

Rat Portage and the Lake-of-the-Woods : [ souvenir diamond jubilee guide. ]

Picture, 1897

Rainbow Bridge

Picture, 1977

Cantilever structure being repaired. Governor's bridge; whose cantilever-arch span (1) bridges Toronto's Rosedale Ravine; is not falling down.

Picture, 1937

Humber River

Picture, 1999

The Humber river and Bloor street bridge; Toronto

Picture, 1929

Hogg's Hollowbridge

Picture, Date Unknown

Black Bay Bridge, Port Arthur, Ont., Canada. (130 feet. Largest cement span in the world).

Picture, 1910

The rainbow bridge at Niagara Falls was formally opened during the week-end. A rainbow made its appearance shortly afterward. Hoisting the Canadian flag is Hon. T. B. McQuesten; and on his LEFT are Dr. Norman V. Leslie of Hamilton and C. Elliston Kauymeyer; bridge manager

Picture, 1941

Ottawa River and Hall from Gallery of Parliament Bldgs

Picture, 1927

Hamilton, the Birmingham of Canada

Picture, 1893

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Bridge & Bulkhead, Manotick, Ont.

Swing Bridge, Manotick, Ont.

Dropped from the Dundas St. E. bridge, the body of a two-day-old baby in a paper bag was found on the banks of the Don river by two boys

At the opening of the Pottery rd. Bridge. Reeve R. M. Leslie and members of the council of East. York officiated at the formal opening of the $10,000 cement bridge at Pottery Rd., over the Don river. The bridge is 91 feet long and 13 feet high.

C.N.R. Bascule Bridge, Fort William, Ont., Canada (The only double-decked bridge of its kind in the world. Takes 2400 tons weight to lift it.)

Wilton ave bridge

Oakville, past and present: being a brief account of the town, its neighborhood, history, industries, merchants, institutions and municipal undertakings

Canada - Ontario - Ottawa - Bridges

Speed Bridge, Preston, Ontario, Canada

Captain Dillon's Bridge, Oshawa.

Rat Portage and the Lake-of-the-Woods : [ souvenir diamond jubilee guide. ]

Rainbow Bridge

Cantilever structure being repaired. Governor's bridge; whose cantilever-arch span (1) bridges Toronto's Rosedale Ravine; is not falling down.

Humber River

The Humber river and Bloor street bridge; Toronto

Hogg's Hollowbridge

Black Bay Bridge, Port Arthur, Ont., Canada. (130 feet. Largest cement span in the world).

The rainbow bridge at Niagara Falls was formally opened during the week-end. A rainbow made its appearance shortly afterward. Hoisting the Canadian flag is Hon. T. B. McQuesten; and on his LEFT are Dr. Norman V. Leslie of Hamilton and C. Elliston Kauymeyer; bridge manager

Ottawa River and Hall from Gallery of Parliament Bldgs

Hamilton, the Birmingham of Canada

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