#triboroughbridge

The whole fam + view + local old school spots + creepy ass #elmo #drawing #sketching #sketch #newyork #nyc #yorkville #ues #triboroughbridge #rfkbridge #hellsgate #hellsgatebridge #sketchbook #livedrawing #livesketching #art #artistsoninstagram (at Yorkville) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSfij00lM07/?utm_medium=tumblr

The Triborough Bridge makes for a great view from Astoria Park #astoriapark #triboroughbridge #nycgo #nypix #nbc4ny #tnyr #timeoutnewyork #pix11news #igers_nyc #newyork #newyork_instagram #untappedcities #seeyourcity #abc7ny #vacaymood #sonyimages #sonya6000 #ig_UnitedStates #igs_america #ignewyork #nyclovesnyc #nycprimeshot #nyclife #usaprimeshot #manhattan #nyskyline #theprintswap (at Triborough Bridge) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoeHEtpBD_v/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=qbmry1k4epwj

#memorialday #vigorellisteel #astoriapark #triboroughbridge (at New York, New York)

#astoria #astoriapark #newyork #triboroughbridge #lifeisgood (at Astoria Park)

Construction resumed in November 1933, and quickly became one of the largest public works projects of the Great Depression, more expensive than the Hoover Dam (which cost $49 million and opened in Sept. 1935), costing $60 million (over $1 billion in today’s currency). More than 5,000 people worked on the construction site of the Triborough Bridge, and according to historian Robert Caro, the construction of materials for the bridge “generated more than 31,000,000-man hours of work in 134 cities in 20 states.”

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