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1953 (Creation)
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6 photographs : b&w negatives ; 10 x 8 cm and 8 x 10 cm
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53-4604_005, a photo from 53-4605, and a photo missing from both envelopes appeared on Page 11 of the April 20, 1953 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Engineering Feat Neatly Replaces Bridge."
Photo caption accompanying three photos in article: "SLIDE NEW BRIDGE INTO POSITION - Saving the CNR thousands of dollars, the bridge over the Conestogo River at Drayton was replaced over the weekend in a unique engineering stunt. The new structure, as shown in sequence shots above [53-4605_002 followed by missing photo], was built 100 rods away from the site and then pulled into position over greased rails. The old bridge was then tied to the new bridge and lowered into the river (bottom picture) [53-4604_005] where it will be cut up for scrap."