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Victoria Bridge, Spanning Tequesquite Arroyo, Riverside, Riverside County, CA

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Significance: The Victoria Bridge was constructed to provide a convenient route between the agricultural and business areas of Riverside, becoming a vital link for transportation from the citrus groves to the packing houses. The bridge is also considered to be one of Riverside's most prominent architectural and engineering features.

Survey number: HAER CA-122

Building/structure dates: 1928 Initial Construction

Building/structure dates: 1980 Subsequent Work

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vehicular bridges concrete arch bridges concrete piers street lights concrete balustrades transportation riverside victoria bridge victoria bridge tequesquite arroyo tequesquite arroyo riverside county california dewaart and son matthew gage historic american engineering record william irving r v leeson chris madrid photo ultra high resolution high resolution historic american landscapes survey historic american buildings survey citrus fruits library of congress
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1928 - 1980
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Historic American Engineering Record, creator
Leeson, R V
DeWaart & Son
Gage, Matthew
Irving, William
Madrid, Chris, transmitter
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Library of Congress
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No known restrictions on images made by the U.S. Government; images copied from other sources may be restricted. http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/114_habs.html

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vehicular bridges concrete arch bridges concrete piers street lights concrete balustrades transportation riverside victoria bridge victoria bridge tequesquite arroyo tequesquite arroyo riverside county california dewaart and son matthew gage historic american engineering record william irving r v leeson chris madrid photo ultra high resolution high resolution historic american landscapes survey historic american buildings survey citrus fruits library of congress