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Interior of the Washington Avenue Bridge Enclosed Walkway (#954)
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by Chris Gregerson
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copyright © 2000 Chris Gregerson.
Available format: 640 x 480 total resolution
picture date: 2000-09-18
picture date: 2000-09-18
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You are inside the enclosed walkway on the top of the Washington Avenue Bridge. This view is facing west. This corridor runs about 1/2 mile.
Some of the interior panels are traditionally covered by paintings done by student organizations. Fliers are also abundant here.
links
- 1972 Picture of the Washington Avenue Bridge from the West Bank
The Moos Tower is under construction in the right background.
comments
Irene Hong Kong -- 2001-12-04
This indoor tunnel is really important in winter in mpls. Although it is smelling is bad, I still like it because this is my university!!
Stephanie M Washington, DC -- 2003-01-06
After having just toured the bridge at Christmas, it looks just about the same as it does in this picture. Each fall the students repaint the inside panals with student groups including fraterinty and sorority affiliations.
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