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This is a view of the Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad Bridge and the log jam on the Grand River.

This is a photograph of the old Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Bridge. It would later become the blue bridge for pedestrians.

This is a photograph of one of two bridges over Sand Creek in Aman Park. The bridge was newly built in 1959.

This photograph shows the parking lot gate to the Interurban Bridge when it was a parking lot prior to becoming a pedestrian bridge.

This photograph shows the parking gate to the Interurban Bridge which acted as a parking lot before becoming a pedestrian bridge. The Crescent Flour mill can be seen across the river along with the roof of the German School house.

An image of the Grand River Pere Marquette Railroad bridge Looking NE toward downtown Grand Rapids.

This photograph shows the west bank of the Grand River at the old Interurban bridge. The West Side canal can be seen just past the bridge and the bank. This area would eventually become the grounds of Ah-Nab-Awen Park and the Gerald R. Ford Museum.

This photograph shows Michigan Street looking west toward the Bridge Street bridge. The Valley City Milling Co. can be seen at the right and the Grand River can be seen ahead.

This photograph shows the Grand River looking north toward the Fourth Street dam. The photograph looks like it was taken from the Bridge Street bridge and also shows the beautification dam just north of the Bridge Street bridge.

This photograph shows the Grand River looking north from the dam that is just north of the Bridge Street bridge.