New York and Williamsburg Bridge
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New York and Williamsburg Bridge, Joseph Koehler (1903), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic view shows the Williamsburg Bridge spanning a busy river, with its tall steel towers topped by American flags and a long roadway stretching toward the city. Steamboats, tugboats, sailing vessels and a small launch crowd the water in the foreground and middle distance, while a row of buildings lines the far shore. The print was published in 1903 by Joseph Koehler and carries the title New York and Williamsburg Bridge (Bridge No. 2), with Leffert L. Buck credited as chief engineer.
