File:Red Bridge (1895), Providence, RI.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionRed Bridge (1895), Providence, RI.jpg |
English: Red Bridge built in 1895 over the Seekonk River, connecting Providence and East Providence, Rhode Island, US |
Date | (picture circa 1910 from postmark) |
Source | Scanned Postcard |
Author | Rhode Island News Company |
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