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Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge, also known as the East River Bridge, seen from Manhattan, as drawn (and woodcut) in a Swedish monthly magazine in August 1874.
c.1883
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper c.1883
Brooklyn bridge c.1890
1896 Panorama
New York and Brooklyn Bridge: Promenade c.1898
On the promenade, Brooklyn Bridge, New York c.1899
Aerial view at night of the Brooklyn Bridge. c.1903
Wonders of our great metropolis, sky-scrapers and Great Bridge from Brooklyn, New York City c.1904
Newsboys selling on Brooklyn Bridge c.1908
Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges c.1916
Woolworth Building, New York City, by Sperry searchlight c.1919
Aerial photo taken by the U.S. Works Progress Administration in Summer 1936, after the area was cleared for widening the roadway approach to the Brooklyn Bridge.
Richard Haas '
trompe l'oeil mural "Arcade" with the actual bridge in background in 1981.
Brooklyn Bridge in 1982.
World Trade Center view of the
Manhattan Bridge , Brooklyn Bridge, and the
East river in 1992.
Brooklyn Bridge at night in 2005
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
Underneath the museum rotunda
The largest flawless
quartz sphere
Yellow diamonds
Hall of Dinosaurs
The skeleton of a prehistoric
sea turtle
Hall of Mammals
Hall of Mammals other side
Mummified Red-necked Wallaby
American angler
goosefish
Grasshopper on a branch
Brooklyn Bridge, also known as the East River Bridge, seen from Manhattan, as drawn (and woodcut) in a Swedish monthly magazine in August 1874.
c.1883
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper c.1883
Brooklyn bridge c.1890
1896 Panorama
New York and Brooklyn Bridge: Promenade c.1898
On the promenade, Brooklyn Bridge, New York c.1899
Aerial view at night of the Brooklyn Bridge. c.1903
Wonders of our great metropolis, sky-scrapers and Great Bridge from Brooklyn, New York City c.1904
Newsboys selling on Brooklyn Bridge c.1908
Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges c.1916
Woolworth Building, New York City, by Sperry searchlight c.1919
Aerial photo taken by the U.S. Works Progress Administration in Summer 1936, after the area was cleared for widening the roadway approach to the Brooklyn Bridge.
Richard Haas' trompe l'oeil mural "Arcade" with the actual bridge in background in 1981.
Brooklyn Bridge in 1982.
Brooklyn Bridge at night in 2005
Underneath the museum rotunda
The largest flawless quartz sphere
A Spanish Inquisition necklace
Magnetite Lodestone
Colorless diamonds
Yellow diamonds
An Easter Island Moai
Hall of Dinosaurs
The skeleton of a prehistoric sea turtle
Brontotherium skeleton
Hall of Mammals
Hall of Mammals other side
Mummified bull
Mummified Red-necked Wallaby
American angler goosefish
Grasshopper on a branch
