West Approach to the Bear Mountain, Hudson River Bridge, New York - Showing the Toll Gate - Vintage Postcard new_oreleans unofficially and in defiance of

unofficially and in defiance of Spain

Publisher: Hawaiian Service

The Tesuques are a branch of the Tewas

Publisher: Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks Co

Illinois  with a green 1-cent Ben Franklin stamp

West Approach to the Bear Mountain, Hudson River Bridge, New York - Showing the Toll Gate - Vintage Postcard new_oreleans unofficially and in defiance ofOn front: West Approach to the Bear Mountain, Hudson River Bridge, N. Y. Showing the Toll Gate On back: DIMENSIONS OF NEW BRIDGE Corner Stone laid by Governor Alfred E. Smith, October 11th, 1925. Length, 3,000 feet Main span, 1,500 feet. Shore span, each, 750 feet Poughkeepsie approach, 1,100 feet. To cost over $6,000,000. The Poughkeepsie approach consists of three small bridges over two streets and the New York Central tracks. The highland approach