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Gerry Asher said:
Lockheed T-33A serial 53-5072, assigned to an unidentified Air Defense Command (continental U.S.) unit.

aeroboss said:
Turnstile volunteers, to help visitor put their admission tokens in the correct turnstile. Usually International Aerospace Hall of Fame volunteers, as the first 15% or so of the exhibit hall was IAHF.

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Paul Lewis said:
Picture was taken by Paul M. Lewis working for the Potomac News.
albert ward said:
This is not the Rt. 1 bridge. This was the "Iron Bridge" that was part of VA 123. It was replaced with a temporary wooden bridge erected by the Army and then replaced with the present bridge several years later.
Paul Lewis said:
Ajohnward is right this is not the Rt. 1 bridge.
Charlotte Clarke Geier said:
Thank you all for clarifying it was not the Rt. 1 bridge! I remember this incident from about 1971 and Hurricane Agnes, Someone tried to convince me it was Rt. 1, but I lived in Woodbridge at the time and was evacuated - twice. We used to travel this route to Manassas.
dcseain said:
Today, this is a pedestrian bridge crossing the Occoquan on the West side of the Town of Occoquan, just downstream from the Occoquan damn, connecting Old Ox Rd to the town. The Rt 1 South bridge, downstream from here, fell during Agnes, whereas the 123 bridge collapsed due to the flood.