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The Upson Nut Co., 1914
The Upson Nut Co., viewed from Lorain Avenue, 1914. The Upson plant, located at 1970 Carter Road, was a manufacturing division of Republic Steel Corp.. The route proposed for the construction of the Lorain-Carnegie (Hope Memorial) Bridge cut through…
Construction of Lorain-Carnegie Bridge, 1931
Construction of Hope Memorial Bridge, 1931
The Hope Memorial Bridge, originally the Lorain-Carnegie Bridge, opened in 1932. The bridge was renamed the Hope Memorial Bridge in 1983 in honor of entertainer Bob Hope, whose father, William Henry Hope, was a Cleveland stonemason.
Scranton Rd. Bridge collapse, 1916
Streetcars on the tracks of the B&O Railroad after the collapse of the Scranton Rd. Bridge on October 3rd, 1916. The bridge was also known as the Lower West 3rd Street Bridge.
Brecksville/Northfield High-Level Bridge
Constructed in 1930 and 1931, the Brecksville/Northfield High-Level Bridge carries Route 82 145 feet over the Cuyahoga River south of Cleveland.