The Eads Bridge across the Mississippi River in St Louis - stock illustration
The twin level Eads Bridge across the Mississippi River connecting St Louis, Missouri, with East St Louis, Illinois. A steel combined road and rail bridge, it was financed by Andrew Carnegie, designed and built by James B Eads and opened in 1874: when it was completed it was the longest arch bridge in the world.
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