File:C&O Railway Bridge, Cincinnati-Covington, 1889.jpg
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editDescriptionC&O Railway Bridge, Cincinnati-Covington, 1889.jpg |
English: The first Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Bridge between Cincinnati and Covington (1889-1970) |
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Source | Daniel J. Kenny: Illustrated guide to Cincinnati and the world's Columbian exposition. R. Clarke, Cincinnati 1893, Page 22. |
Author | Daniel J. Kenny |
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