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North Meridian Street Bridge Washed Away by Flood
North Meridian Street Bridge Washed Away by Flood
TitleNorth Meridian Street Bridge Washed Away by Flood
Item IDP0391_BOX15_STREET_SCENES_FLOOD_OF_1913_08
DescriptionGeorge Kessler's long range landscape plan for Indianapolis called for the creation of 12 parks connected by parkways and boulevards, many along Fall Creek, White River, Brookside, and Pleasant Run. There were to be graceful bridges, paths, statuary, gardens, and fountains along the roads and throughout the parks. When the 1913 flood destroyed bridges on Capitol Avenue and Meridian Street over Fall Creek they were rebuilt following Kessler's design.
SubjectFloods
Natural disasters
Bridges
CreatorB. B. Montgomery
Date/Postmark1913
Time Period1910s (1910-1919)
StateIndiana
CountyMarion
City/TownIndianapolis
Message on PostcardNo
Format of OriginalReal photo prostcard
Color or B&WB&W
Digital FormatJP2000
Resolution600 ppi
Owning InstitutionIndiana Historical Society
Collection NameJay Small Postcard Collection
Collection NumberP0391
Destination IN JourneyDestination Indiana - City Beautiful Movement in Indiana Journey
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