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Fifth Street Bridge, built in 87, is shown in this view taken from rear of the Bluestein Building
at the corner of Fifth and Front Street, ca. r88s. (Orange was virtually an island prior to its
construction.)
Fourth Street Bridge, possibly between Main and Green Avenue (house unknown), ca. r87o.
; Bridge across the Sabine River at Green A venue. After the completion of this structure all of the
ferries across the river ceased operation, ca. 192s.
1 , s l across Adams Bayou at Man Street, looking east. I'he syn says: "$2zsfinefor riding
or drivng faster than a walk over this bridge," ca. 1ro.
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