Printed as part of a series entitled "Stereoscopic Gems of English Scenery."
unknownDesigned by John A. Roebling as an iron wire bridge and opened in 1867. In 1899 steel cables were added to reinforce the structure.
unknownDesigned by James Finley as a wrought iron chain suspension bridge and opened in 1810. It was replaced by a new replica bridge in 1910.
unknownDesigned by Charles Ellet, Jr. as a wire cable suspension bridge, it opened in 1842 and was replaced in 1875.
unknownCard is printed as "From F.H. Parmelee, No.84 State Street, Crocker's Hotel Building, New London, Conn." It is (incorrectly) labelled "356. Clifton - Suspension Bridge - Devonshire." The image appears to be a copy of a stereocard from Francis Bedford's "Clifton Illustrated" series, no. 2407.
F.H. Parmelee, New London, Conn.The Emperor Franz I chain bridge was the second Prague bridge over the Vltava River. Built by Bedřich Schnirch in 1841, the bridge connected Národní třída across Střelecký Island with Újezd and Malá Strana. In 1898–1901 it was replaced by a new stone bridge and in 1919 the name was changed to the Legion Bridge.
unknownAn iron wire suspension bridge designed by Joseph Chaley and opened in 1834. It was removed in the 1920s.
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