U.S. Interstate 94 bridge construction
U.S. Interstate 94 bridge construction west of Medora.
Collection
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Creation Date
1964
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U.S. Interstate 94 bridge construction west of Medora.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1964
Bridge construction for U.S. Interstate 94 over the Little Missouri River. Photograph taken from Johnson Plateau.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1964
Bridge and dirt being graded during construction of U.S. Interstate 94 with equipment visible.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1964
On August 23, 1921, as part of its French tour, the American Legion delegation attended the ceremonies of laying the cornerstone for the Roosevelt Bridge, which was built to replace the bridge the Germans destroyed in 1918 over the Marne River in Château-Thierry, France. The bridge was named after Theodore Roosevelt and his son Quentin who was killed in action in France. Camera pans the town, the many French and American dignitaries and soldiers attending the event, and the Marne River; final sequence is long shots of the formal dedication ceremony. Identified on the extreme left of group are: Franklin D’Olier, former National Commander, and Major John G. Emery, current National Commander of the American Legion.
Library of Congress Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound
1921-08
National Park Service staff standing on a wooden bridge under construction along the Burning Coal Vein Road.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1958
Construction of the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge on the Virginia side of the Potomac River. The rocky run tunnel, part of the George Washington Parkway, is visible on the left.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1963-02-20
View of the construction of the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge when facing toward Virginia. The Arlington Memorial Bridge can be seen on the left.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1963
Cranes construct the piers for the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge over the Potomac River. The bridges path over Theodore Roosevelt Island can be seen as well as the Lincoln Memorial in the distance.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1963
Cars go by on the George Washington Parkway as the piers and abutments for the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge are constructed. The bridges path over Theodore Roosevelt Island is clearly visible in the distance.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1963-02-20
Two sets of abutments and piers for the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge. Beyond the piers further construction is visible including the bridges path over the Theodore Roosevelt Island.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1963
Kermit Roosevelt was unable to attend the wedding but Ethel Roosevelt finally married Richard Derby. He has a new job working for the Anglo-Brazilian Forging, Steel Structural, and Importing Company.
1913-05-18