File:Pedestrian and trolley traffic on Eads Bridge during 1903 flood.jpg

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Horizontal, black and white photograph showing the Eads Bridge during high water in 1903. The bridge spans the center of the image. Pedestrians are crossing the bridge and peering over the edge at the Mississippi River. A streetcar travels down the bridge near the center of the image, and several small carriages or wagons are behind it.


Title: Pedestrian and trolley traffic on Eads Bridge during 1903 flood.
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Source Missouri History Museum
URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/36125DC4-7DE5-D83C-3800-3ABEF152CDFF/original.jpg
Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/148584
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N33716
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Swekosky Notre Dame Collection- Downtown Transportation and Street Scenes SNDC 1-08-066 - 1-08-074
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Mississippi River
Eads Bridge (Saint Louis, Mo.)
Public architecture
Downtown (Saint Louis, MO)
Floods
Missouri
Saint Louis Metropolitan Area
Floods
Bridges
Rivers
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148584
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36125DC4-7DE5-D83C-3800-3ABEF152CDFF

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