06/07/71 A0063289 - C0018691 / COLOR NEW YORK CITY: NEW YORK CITY BRIDGES: NXC 44646 "NEW YORK BRIDGES" SHOWS: WILLIS AVENUE BRIDGE OVER HARLEM RIVER IN CLOSES POSITION: PAN 145TH ST BRIDGE (CLOSED) TO MCCOMBS DAM BRIDGE (OPEN): MAJOR DEEGAN EXPRESSWAY WITH LIGHT TRAFFIC: MCCOMBS DAM BRIDGE: PAN FROM TRIBORO BRIDGE TO WILLIS AVENUE BRIDGE: (SHOT 6/7/71 31FT) BRIDGES - NEW YORK , NEW YORK (SS) DRAW BRIDGES STRIKES - NEW YORK , NEW YORK - CITY EMPLOYEES STRIKES - NEW YORK , NEW YORK - BRIDGES HELMUTH / 31 FT / 16 COL / POS / D33277 31 FT / 16 DUPE / NEG 100 FT / 16 COL / POS / CUTS /

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Flight below under Brooklyn Bridge towards Manhattan Bridge at beautiful Scenic Sunrise in New York City

WS, SERIES OF TIME-LAPSE SHOTS, of Brooklyn Bridge lighting up as night falls on New York.

exterior - w/s moving pov straight ahead inside car - New York, George Washington Bridge - traffic - over bridge into New York

World's longest bridge planned in California

Documentary about geography of New York. Slate indicates New York has the largest bridges in the world. Views of the Brooklyn Bridge. Cargo liners below the bridge and crossing the bridge. The Manhattan Bridge and skyscrapers of Manhattan, New York City behind is visible at a distance. Another bridge over river Hudson, under construction. A man and woman standing on a high observation platform of a skyscraper, looking over at the tower of Woolworth Building, the tallest skyscraper in America. Location: New York City USA. Date: 1925.

NEW YORK CITY HARBOR & BRIDGES. 1919. NEW YORK CITY WATERFRONT. TOUR BOAT IN HARBOR. CITY SKYLINE, TUGBOAT, BROOKLYN BRIDGE BARELY SEEN IN BACKGROUND

B&W newsreel film, 1964. Verrazano Narrows Bridge connecting Staten Island to New York mainland nears completion.

The Tappan Zee Bridge, a fine looking cantilevered structure, spans the Hudson River in upstate New York. Other shots of the busy New York Thruway. Traffic whizzes by with arches of the bridge seen in distance.

Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York City, New York, United States of America, North America

NEW YORK aerials: vs Queen Elizabeth II cruise ship (QEII) into New York harbor, into dock; dusk aerial George Washington Bridge; dusk aerial 59th Street Bridge; night New York aerials, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, etc, night aerial Times Square; day aerial Unisphere in Queens; day aerial Shea Stadium, packed with people; vs aerial Yankee Stadium w/ people; aerial LaGuardia Airport.

Track missing for this whole issue. <br/> <br/>Full titles read: "Taken for a ride... Let Pathe take you for a joy jaunt (not Chicago variety), over the new George Washington Bridge, New York." <br/> <br/>New York, United States of America. <br/> <br/>Various shots show the George Washington Bridge in New York. Point of view shot from the front of a moving vehicle as we start to cross the bridge; it seems to be almost finished. Men are seen walking down stairways leading from arches of the bridge. View of the countryside and city seen from the bridge.

Brooklyn Bridge from Brooklyn Heights Promenade, New York City, USA, 1992

Over The East River [New York City Bridges]

Brooklyn Bridge with New York skyline in the background; New York; 1989.

New York City - George Washington Bridge - Car traffic across bridge towards New Jersey - Pan with yellow taxi cab across bridge - NYC

View of George Washington Bridge in New York City. Motorcade of New York State Governor Franklin Delano Roosevelt on their way to the dedication of the George Washington Bridge. Aerial view of crowd gathered for opening of George Washington Bridge. Franklin D. Roosevelt cuts the ribbon of the George Washington Bridge in front of crowd. View of George Washington Bridge in New York City with traffic. Location: New York City USA. Date: October 24, 1931.

Visual of Manhattan; HALS of Manhattan Bridge, FOLLOW SHOT of tour boat sailing under bridge, heading towards and passing under Brooklyn Bridge.

A drive on the Manhattan Bridge into New York City. A commuter train passes by on a parallel track.

George Washington Bridge and Forth Bridge, two of the world's longest spans