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George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection

The Washington Bridge connects New Jersey to New York City is the world's busiest automobile bridge carrying 100 million cars annually. It was commissioned by the Port of New York Authority in 1927 and was nicknamed the Hudson River Bridge until the residents of New York and New Jersey voted for its current name in 1931, the year that it was opened to the public.

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George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: George Washington Bridge At Night B&W

George Washington Bridge At Night B&W
An image looking at the George Washington Bridge with Manhattan in the background at dusk in B&W. New York, USA - October 10th, 2017

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: George Washington Bridge

George Washington Bridge
The George Washington Bridge is viewed from the Fort Lee, New Jersey side of the Hudson River on an overcast day

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Little Red Lighthouse under George Washington Bridge

Little Red Lighthouse under George Washington Bridge
Taken under George Washington bridge looking west towards New Jersey. No longer working, located underneath the George Washington Bridge along this treacherous section of the Hudson River once known

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Little Red Lighthouse

Little Red Lighthouse
Little red lighthouse under George Washington Bridge, NYC. No longer functional, located underneath the George Washington Bridge along this treacherous section of the Hudson River once known as

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Bridge to moon

Bridge to moon
Twilight, George Washington BridgePalisades, NJ

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: George Washington Bridge with beautiful lights

George Washington Bridge with beautiful lights
George Washington Bridge connecting Upper Manhattan and New Jersey in Manhattan

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Black and White

Black and White
The George Washington Bridge disappears into the distance on a rare foggy day in New York City

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Bridge Construction

Bridge Construction
Construction work in progress on the new six-lane lower deck being added to the George Washington Bridge, in order to increase the traffic flow

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: The George Washington Bridge in blue lights

The George Washington Bridge in blue lights
The George Washington Bridge lit in blue lights to raise awareness for autism.a

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: New Bridge

New Bridge
Manhattan-bound traffic queueing to cross the George Washington Bridge at the New Jersey approach on its opening day, 24th October 1931

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: The George Washington Bridge and New York skyline

The George Washington Bridge and New York skyline
George Washington Bridge, 167869195

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Building Bridges

Building Bridges
Full-length image of a worker pausing near the top of the George Washington Bridge during its construction, New York City, circa 1930. (Photo by Archive Photos/Getty Images)

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: George Washington Bridge sunset

George Washington Bridge sunset
Sunset color lights the clouds behind the George Washington Bridge as seen from the Palisades in New Jersey

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Moment of Clarity

Moment of Clarity
A sunrise from the George Washington bridge looking towards Manhattan with the fall colors of the trees visible in the foreground. Captured in New Jersey, USA - October 10th, 2017

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Evening Sunlight on the George Washington Bridge

Evening Sunlight on the George Washington Bridge
Reflections in the river at sunset

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: The George Washington Bridge

The George Washington Bridge
A beautiful long exposure blue hour view from Fort Lee, New Jersey of the George Washington Bridge (GWB) looking East across the Hudson River towards New York City (NYC)

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Manhattan By Night

Manhattan By Night
1946: High-angle view looking north from the roof of the RCA Building of midtown Manhattan and Central Park lit up at night, New York City. On the upper left is the George Washington Bridge

The George Washington Bridge
A evening view from just to the North of Interstate 95 and the New Jersey toll plaza in New Jersey of the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge (GWB)

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: black & white;format square;sign;road bridge;Transport Infrastructure;North America;3L

black & white;format square;sign;road bridge;Transport Infrastructure;North America;3L
circa 1960: A sign next to the George Washington Bridge announces the completion date of the bridges new six-lane lower deck, estimated to nearly double the traffic flow

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: black & white;format square;perspective;road bridge;pipe;gate;railings;Transport

black & white;format square;perspective;road bridge;pipe;gate;railings;Transport
circa 1960: Part of the structural support of the George Washington Bridge which spans the Hudson River between New Yorks Manhattan area and New Jersey

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Washington Bridge

Washington Bridge
New Yorks George Washington Bridge from the New Jersey side, the space left for subway tracks is visible in the centre. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

George Washington Bridge
A Photograph of the Construction of George Washington Bridge, New York City, circa 1928. (Photo by Fotosearch/Getty Images)

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Construction Of Lower Level On George Washington Bridge

Construction Of Lower Level On George Washington Bridge
A section of steel is hoisted from a barge during construction of the lower level of the George Washington Bridge, New York City, 1960. (Photo by Pictorial Parade/Getty Images)

George Washington Bridge
The George Washington Bridge across the Hudson River, looking east from New Jersey, circa 1950. The bridge connects Fort Lee in New Jersey to Manhattan in New York

George Washington Bridge
Traffic on the George Washington Bridge across the Hudson River, looking south-east from New Jersey, circa 1955. The bridge connects Fort Lee in New Jersey to Manhattan in New York

George Washington Bridge
The George Washington Bridge in New York City across the Hudson River, looking east towards Manhattan, circa 1950. The bridge connects Fort Lee in New Jersey to Manhattan in New York

George Washington Bridge Mounted Print Collection: Night Bus

Night Bus
3rd July 1963: A time lapse night photograph of George Washington Bridge and bus station. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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