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Bridges rainbow bridge

Picture, 1947
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
Bridges rainbow bridge

Picture, 1947
A fire which broke out yesterday under the arch on the U.S. side of the new Rainbow bridge at Niagara Falls will not prevent the huge span from being opened to traffic next week as scheduled; it was announced today. The strength of the structure was believed in no way impaired; and damage can be easily repaired. Firemen battled the blaze several hours before bringing it under control.

Picture, 1941
Largest Carillon in Canada is being installed in Peace Tower at Rainbow bridge; Niagara Falls. It is a memorial to late President Roosevelt; Winston Churchill

Picture, 1947
Bridges

Picture, 1947
New Niagara span is brilliant engineering feat; Sparkling in silver aluminum as painters put on the finishing touches; the Rainbow bridge; new Honeymoon Bridge over the Niagara river; nears completion.

Picture, 1941
Swiftly taking shape is the new Rainbow bridge across the Niagara Falls gorge; replacing the Honeymoon bridge wrecked three years ago by an ice jam. The first section of arch steel is now in place. And the structure has been dedicated by Hon. T. B. McQuest

Picture, 1941
Bridges rainbow bridge

Picture, 1947
Rainbow Bridge

Picture, 1977