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About this product
On opening day, July 1, 1926, an estimated 250,000 people paraded across the Delaware River Bridge, “a mighty throng 35 abreast,” reported The Philadelphia Inquirer. The chief engineer, a Polish immigrant named Ralph Modjeski, proclaimed that his bridge could hold the entire population of Camden “without showing any strain.” He was better than his word. Camden’s 1920 population was 116,309.
The bridge toll was 25 cents – and that was controversial. The bridge was a joint effort; New Jersey pressed for tolls, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia wanted the bridge “to remain forever free.” In order to get it built, Pennsylvania relented.
This photo was taken by an Inquirer staff photographer.
Sizing
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5x7" viewable image printed 8x10" paper
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8x10" viewable image printed on 11x13" paper
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11x14" viewable image printed on 14x17" paper
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16x20" viewable image printed on 20"x24" paper
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20x30" viewable image printed on 24"x34" paper
Product Details
- Printed on high quality archival photographic paper
- Paper is designed to minimize glare and maximize presentation quality, both in and out of the frame
- Semi-matte finish
- Paper weight: 260 gsm
- Paper thickness: 10 mil
- All prints (both framed and unframed) include a white border
- Frames are black Patina material, 7/8” thick
Shipping Details
Unframed prints are shipped in a tube. Framed prints are securely packaged in a corrugated carton with protective corner packaging.
