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    File Number: 23/pt2/2-1.2 The Rainbow Bridge was built near the former site of the Honeymoon Bridge which collapsed in 1938 due to an ice jam in the river. Construction began in May, 1940 and was off

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    File Number: 03/pt1/30-2.1 Also known as the Burgoyne Bridge

    File Number: 19/pt1/1-1.1 Part of the Petrie Collection The Glen Ridge Bridge was opened in 1914 and replaced in 1955 due to structural issues. It was replaced by The Fill, an earthen embankment. The

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    Slide File number: 06.110-C-1 The Burgoyne Bridge was designed by the American company Sprague & Reppert and built by the Canadian Bridge Company c.1914. The bridge had 30 feet of road, inlaid street