Category:Latona Bridge

English: Bridge built in Seattle in 1891 over Portage Bay, a bay at the northwest limit of Lake Union. It ran from Eastlake to about 6th Ave. N.E. in Latona, just west of the Brooklyn neighborhood (which later became the University District). The path was similar to that of the high bridge built in the 1960s for Interstate 5. David T. Denny had the bridge built in order to extend his streetcar service. The bridge was rebuilt in 1902 to allow pedestrian and vehicular traffic. It was used until 1919 when replaced by the University Bridge a few blocks east.

Media in category "Latona Bridge"

The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.

Aerial view of the University of Washington campus area showing a portion of the Pay Streak at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific (SEATTLE 3699).jpg 768 × 617; 55 KB
Forty-third Street and Brooklyn Ave, Seattle, looking south, ca 1905 (SEATTLE 3692).jpg 768 × 566; 39 KB
Lake Union and Queen Anne, looking southwest from the University of Washington campus, ca 1898 (SEATTLE 1369).jpg 768 × 459; 45 KB
Lake Union and the University District, looking northeast from east Queen Anne, ca 1910 (SEATTLE 1458).jpg 768 × 519; 79 KB
Latona Bridge, ca 1892 (SEATTLE 451).jpg 768 × 513; 39 KB
Latona Bridge, Seattle, ca 1895 (MOHAI 3464).jpg 640 × 467; 35 KB
Old Latona Bridge, University District, , ca 1909 (SEATTLE 3678).jpg 768 × 608; 37 KB
Panorama looking south from the University of Washington, 1909 (SEATTLE 1358).jpg 768 × 107; 20 KB
View of Latona Bridge and Lake Union, Seattle, circa 1915 (MOHAI 11084).jpg 700 × 553; 49 KB