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Ted Huggins photographs of the Golden Gate Bridge

Owning Institution: California Historical Society

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Comprises photographs taken by Ted Huggins of the Golden Gate Bridge, with an emphasis on its construction (1933-1937), and opening in May 1937. Part of the San Francisco Subjects Photography Collection (PC-SF). View this collection on the contributor's website.
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Completed Golden Gate Bridge, May 1937
Completed Golden Gate Bridge with auto and pedestrian traffic
Diver, Golden Gate Bridge construction
Elevator with workers and guests, Golden Gate Bridge opening celebration, May 1937
Golden Gate Bridge, at night after completion
Golden Gate Bridge, constructing catwalks
Golden Gate Bridge construction, approach foundation and access trestle to south pier
Golden Gate Bridge construction, finishing road span
Golden Gate Bridge construction, horizontal view of catwalks from Marin
Golden Gate Bridge construction, laying of road span
Golden Gate Bridge construction, looking across the Golden Gate
Golden Gate Bridge construction, man waving atop completed north tower
Golden Gate Bridge construction, man with bridge diver
Golden Gate Bridge construction, men laying concrete
Golden Gate Bridge construction, men working on parts
Golden Gate Bridge construction, north tower in the fog
Golden Gate Bridge construction, safety netting beneath roadway
Golden Gate Bridge construction, silhouette of worker
Golden Gate Bridge construction, span connection north
Golden Gate Bridge construction, tower section
Golden Gate Bridge construction, truck with concrete mix
Golden Gate Bridge construction, view beneath roadway with safety netting
Golden Gate Bridge construction, view from Baker Beach
Golden Gate Bridge construction, view from east of Fort Point during paving ...
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