matanzasriver

9 photos tagged matanzasriver, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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2014

 

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Happy 8th Birthday, Flickr Commons! (LOC)”

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  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    In addition to the 8 glorious pictures of bridges The Library of Congress has posted over each of the last eight days, a few of the birthday tributes to Flickr Commons can be seen here: 8th Birthday for Flickr Commons A gallery curated by swanq Happy Birthday Flickr Commons! A gallery curated by Pixel Wrangler Happy 8th Birthday, Flickr Commons! An album curated by Katya Henry and Jacinta Sutton, Project Officers at State Library of Queensland
  • Janet Rowland said:
    I've crossed this bridge many times.
  • Lucy Meza said:
    Very nice
  • John Guarino said:
    I'm glad to have stumbled across this photo stream last year. Or perhaps it was the year before? Fascinating history, and often superb photography.
  • Sarah Sinnott said:
    Awesome photo - beautiful in black and white. Does the bridge look the same today as it did then?

"Sea Wall and South Beach Bridge Across Matanzas River, St. Augustine, Fla."

  • Florida Memory said:
    Built in 1895 and renovated in 1904 to accommodate trolleys, this bridge preceded the Bridge of Lions (completed 1927).

Florida Maps Then & Now: Matanzas

  • Tim Martin said:
    Great idea!

Baptista Boazio's Map of Sir Francis Drake's Raid on St. Augustine (published in 1589)

  • Dave C. said:
    I guess I have a poor knowledge of FL history. I didn't know Drake raided St. Augustine. I'm glad the powers that be decided to post this larger so more detail can be seen. I suggest that all the photos from the State Library here be posted at a size of at least 1024 pixels wide so they can be better appreciated.