Bridges

Stuart A. Rice describes this snapshot: "Looking up East River from Brooklyn Bridge showing Manhattan bridge and navy yard section of Bkn."

A view of a bridge on the Potomac River on the route the Williamsburg will take to its mooring at the Naval Gun Factory, Washington, D.C. From: Naval Photo Center, sent to the Truman Library by the National Archives. Original 4x5 negative.

This is a commercial photograph of the Qasr a-Nil Bridge that spans the Nile in Cairo, Egypt. The bridge was originally named Khedive Ismail Bridge and is one of the longest over the Nile River. E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. wrote on the back of the photograph: "This is one of the biggest bridges over the Nile." Part of a group of photographs originally sent by E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. to his mother.

A bridge spans the Rhine River in Basel, Switzerland. Taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was working in Europe. Part of a group of photographs in an album belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., husband of Margaret Truman Daniel.

Note on back of photograph reads: "Another Rhine river bridge with Cathedral towers in background, Basel." Taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was traveling in Europe. Part of a group of photographs in an album belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., husband of Margaret Truman Daniel.

Note on back of photograph reads: "View of the Rhine River with Cathedral tower in the foreground, Basel." Taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was traveling in Europe. Part of a group of photographs in an album belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., husband of Margaret Truman Daniel.

Note on back of photograph reads: "View of Rhine river and bridge taken from Cathedral tower. Hill in distance is Germany." Taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. worked in Europe. Part of a group of photographs in an album belonging to E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., husband of Margaret Truman Daniel.

A stone bridge spans an unidentified river. Probably taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was traveling in Europe.

This is a photograph of a soccer field with two players visible in the lower left corner. The field is below the span of a large iron bridge and an unidentified town on a hill can be seen in the background. Probably taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was traveling in Europe.

This is a photograph of an old stone bridge that spans an unidentified river that flows quickly under it. A portion of a building can be seen on the right shore, perhaps a mill. Probably taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was traveling in Europe.