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This photograph shows the old Fulton Street bridge, built in 1885 by the Massillon Bridge Company. Ice can be see in the river below.

This photograph shows the Fulton Street iron bridge. A cart pulled by horses followed by a trolley and a car are traveling across the bridge. The photograph was taken in 1925.

This photograph shows the Grand River looking north toward the Fulton Street iron bridge. The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad bridge, now known as the Blue Bridge, can be seen in the background.

This photograph shows unidentified workers demolishing the iron Fulton Street bridge.

This photograph is of the plague honoring William H. Dean at the dedication ceremony for the Fulton Street bridge. The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad bridge, the Blue Bridge, can be seen in the background.

This photograph is of the Fulton Street concrete arch bridge looking toward the east bank of the Grand River. The Van Leewen Dry Goods Co. building and the Richards Storage Co. building can be seen on the edge of the river.

An image of the Fulton Street Iron bridge. Trucks are on the bridge and people are near the bridge.

A view of the Fulton Street Iron bridge. A horse drawn wagon is visible in the foreground and behind it is a streetcar and trucks. People are on the sides of the bridge.

A view of the Fulton Street Iron Bridge over the Grand River.

A view of the Fulton Street Iron Bridge over the Grand River. We see the east side of the river looking north.