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GALLERY OF FORGOTTEN TEXAS BRIDGES
From The Will Beauchamp Collection

Texas Bridges - Postcards circa 1910

Series Two

Foot Bridge near Hot Well, San Antonio, Texas 1910s

Pease River Wagon Bridge, Vernon, Texas

Lavaca River Bridge near Edna, Texas

Nueces River Bridge, Cotulla, Texas, Postmarked 1910

Thorp Springs Covered Bridge, Sulphur Springs, Texas

Salt Fork Bridge, Aspermont, Texas

Sabine River Bridge, Longview, Texas

Hardin Bridge near Kountze, Texas

Loss Creek Bridge, Jacksboro, Texas, 1908

Colorado River Bridge, Glenflora, Texas, 1908


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