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Shore Line Railroad Bridge, New Haven, Connecticut
The Shoreline Railroad Bridge from north of Grand Avenue in Fair Haven. Built across the Quinnipiac River in 1852, it was also known as "the tin bridge" because of its construction of wood covered in tin.
Rock Lane Bridge, East Rock Park, New Haven, Conn.
Rock Lane Bridge at East Rock Park.
View from Derby Bridge, Derby, Conn.
View of a railroad bridge. Smokestacks are visible in the background.
Derby Bridge over the Naugatuck, Derby, Conn.
A concrete bridge over a river. Large trees on a steep bank are visible in the foreground.
Bridge on Shore Road, Greenwich, Conn.
A view of a masonry arched bridge beyond a rocky shoreline.
Eastern Point, Main Entrance to Schenecossett [sic] Beach, Groton, Conn.
What appears to be a footbridge leads over water to a gazebo.
Connecticut River and Portland Bridge, Middletown, conn.
A view of several boats floating on the Connecticut River. A railroad bridge is visible in the background.
Portland Passenger Bridge, Middletown, Conn.
This 1300 foot long drawbridge, constructed by the Berlin Iron Bridge Company, opened in 1896.
Memorial Bridge, Milford, Conn.
Completed in 1889, this bridge was built as a memorial to the founders of Milford and spans the Wepawaug River.
Railroad Bridge over Thames River by Moonlight, New London, Conn.
A nighttime scene of people in several small boats on a body of water. A pier and bridge are visible in the background.