File:WhitneyYoungBridge1955.jpg
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Aerial view of the East Capitol Street Bridge (now the Whitney Young) in 1955
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English: View of the East Capitol Street Bridge, now named the Whitney Young Memorial Bridge. This now has 6 lanes running east and west. It was completed in 1955. This aerial view shows the DC Armory and future site of RFK Stadium in the background. |
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| Source | https://ddotlibrary.omeka.net/files/show/4823 |
| Author | District Department of Transportation |
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