Church Street Bridge, 1980s

Description
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
This photo gives a view of the Church Street Bridge in the early 1980s. The bridge was originally built in the summer of 1884; it was designed by local architect William Williams. Church Street Bridge would eventually be rebuilt in 1979; the bridge would still have been relatively new at the time the photo was taken.

In the winter and early spring of 1982-1983, Randall Speller, a colleague of Larry Pfaff from the Art Gallery of Ontario, took a series of black and white photographs of houses and buildings of architectural significance in St. Marys. Larry Pfaff and several local friends who shared this interest in architecture took some additional photographs in a subsequent summer. This photograph is one of this series.
Notes
Condition: Excellent - Image is very clear. No signs of damage to the negative.
Dimensions
Width: 3.5 cm
Height: 2.5 cm
Image Dimensions
Image Width: 3.5cm
Image Height: 2.5cm
Subject(s)
Local identifier
LPChurchBridge_a
Collection
St. Marys Museum Photo Collection
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.25009 Longitude: -81.13304
Donor
Larry Pfaff - on behalf of LACAC.
Copyright Statement
Copyright status unknown. Responsibility for determining the copyright status and any use rests exclusively with the user.
Recommended Citation
"Church Street Bridge, 1980s", St. Marys Museum, LPChurchBridge_a.
Location of Original
R. Lorne Eedy Archives
Terms of Use
Reproduction of digital objects is restricted to fair use for personal research or study; any other use must be done with permission of copyright holder.
Reproduction Notes
This image is a watermarked low resolution reproduction. High resolution images are available at the St. Marys Museum for a fee.
Contact
St. Marys Museum
Email:museum@town.stmarys.on.ca
Website:
Agency street/mail address:

177 Church Street South,

P.O. Box 998,

St. Marys, Ontario.

N4X 1B6

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