File:PC interstate-5 bridge cars ca1920.jpg

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English: Penny Postcard: Interstate 5 Bridge, ca.1920. Penny Postcard, ca.1920, "'Pacific Highway Interstate Bridge', Spanning Columbia River, Portland, Ore., to Vancouver, Wash.". Caption on back reads: "New Interstate Bridge. This new Interstate Bridge, spanning the Columbia River, connecting Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington, is now being constructed. The very latest type of bridges, which is the greatest of bridge engineering at this time, is one of the interesting features of the New Pacific Highway.". Published by Lipschuetz & Katz, Portland, Oregon. Card #194. In the private collection of Lyn Topinka.
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Author Lipschuetz & Katz, Portland, Oregon. Card #194

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