Items

• Swinging bridge at Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary
  Sanctuary is now Audubon Acres.
• Man standing on barge in the Tennessee River
  Market Street Bridge is in the background.
• Men repairing damaged bridge
• Olgiati Bridge and surrounding construction
• Olgiati Bridge and surrounding construction
• Boat parade under the Walnut Street Bridge
• Olgiati Bridge under construction
• Cameron Hill as seen from North Shore
  Supports in Tennessee River probably for Olgiati Bridge.
• Snow covered Bridge over Chickamauga Creek in the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary
  Sanctuary is now called Audubon Acres.
• McCallie Avenue viaduct showing trolley crossing
  This viaduct built in 1913; original built in 1904.
• Looking south across Tennessee River toward Cameron Hill
  Looking south across the Tennessee River toward Cameron Hill. Also shown are Meigs Military Bridge on left and some warehouses. Boudoir card removed from Hist.C. Acc. 186, Whiteside Collection. "Hardie Bros., Photographers, Sunset Rock, and Point Lookout Galleries . . . Lookout MT., Tennessee" stamp on verso.
• Footbridge over the Chickamauga Creek in Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary
  Footbridge over the Chickamauga Creek during high water connecting Wake Robin Hill and the Children's Wonderland in the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary (now Audubon Acres), Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sanctuary was named for wife of E. Y. Chapin who donated the land for it in 1945.
• Postcard showing suspension footbridge at the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary
  Unused color postcard showing suspension footbridge over Chickamauga Creek connecting Wake Robin Hill and the Children's Wonderland in the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary (now Audubon Acres), Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sanctuary was named for the wife of E. Y. Chapin who donated the land for it in 1945. Unused postcard with "Natural Color Card by W. M. Cline Co., Chattanooga, Tenn." printed on it.
• Suspension footbridge, Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary
  Color postcard showing scene of footbridge over Chickamauga Creek in Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary (now Audubon Acres), Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sanctuary was named for wife of E. Y. Chapin who donated the land for it in 1945. Unused white border postcard; "Published only by W. M. Cline Co., Chattanooga, Tenn." on verso. "Suspension Footbridge across Chickamauga Creek" and "Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary, Chattanooga, Tennessee" on front.
• Bridge over Chattanooga Creek at Whiteside Street
  Bridge over Chattanooga Creek at Whiteside Street (later S. Broad Street) in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Published in Picturesque Chattanooga, Tennessee (Art Pub. Co., 1890). Torn bottom right corner.
• Bridge over Chattanooga Creek at Whiteside Street
  Bridge over Chattanooga Creek at Whiteside Street (later known as South Broad Street) in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Published in Art Work of Hamilton County (W. H. Parrish, 1895).
• Washing snow off the Walnut Street Bridge
  Street washer removing snow from the Walnut Street Bridge over the Tennessee River at Chattanooga. James Templeton, Assistant Superintendent of the Public Works Department, is standing on the right. Appeared in the Chattanooga News Free Press, February 17, 1960.
• Walnut Street Bridge
  Color postcard of Walnut Street Bridge across the Tennessee River at Chattanooga.
• Walnut Street Bridge
  Looking down the Tennessee River at the Walnut Street Bridge at Chattanooga, Tennessee. The bridge was dedicated in 1891. Several tears in photograph.
• Walnut Street Bridge
  View of the Walnut Street Bridge at night. The bridge, dedicated in 1891, crosses the Tennessee River at Chattanooga. "Infra Ref" written across negative.
• Walnut Street Bridge
  Walnut Street Bridge across the Tennessee River at Chattanooga, Tennessee. The bridge was dedicated in 1891. Torn corners.
• View on Tennessee River
  Walnut Street Bridge under construction across the Tennessee River at Chattanooga. The bridge was dedicated in 1891. Published in Picturesque Chattanooga, Tennessee (Art Pub. Co., 1890).
• Walnut Street Bridge
  Two postcards of the Walnut Street Bridge over the Tennessee River at Chattanooga. 1. Used postcard of Walnut Street Bridge. Message reads: "How is this for a new one. Send me some postals right quick. Christy". 2. Interior view of the bridge with streetcar tracks. Mounted with 00006604. Negative is for all three images.
• Walnut Street Bridge
  Color postcards of the Walnut Street Bridge over the Tennessee River at Chattanooga. One postcard is addressed to Mrs. J. W. Lillard of Decatur, Tennessee; the second is addressed to Mrs. Pat Henry of Knoxville. Both are signed by Ella S. (possibly Ella C. Stewart).
• Walnut Street Bridge
  Stereograph of Walnut Street Bridge over the Tennessee River at Chattanooga. The bridge was dedicated February 18, 1891.