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[The Eagle Point Community from the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa}
Looking west from Mississippi River level, houses and other buildings may be seen. Small boats are pulled up on the shore near the buildings. The end of the Eagle Point Bridge is just visible up-river (north) of the buildings. The Eagle Point Bluffs…
[Construction of Lock and Dam Number 11 at Dubuque, Iowa]
This image of Lock and Dam Number 11 was taken from Eagle Point, looking east across the Mississippi River. The walls of the lock, visible in the foreground, appear to be almost complete. The roller and tainter gate walls further out in the…
[An Eastern view of the Eagle Point Bridge]
This image shows an east facing view of the Eagle Point Bridge. Two spans of the steel structure and the wooden trestle are visible.
[Eagle Point bluff]
A rocky bluff, known locally as Eagle Point, is visible in this image. The number 1286-1 is written on a label that has been stuck to the lower left corner of the slide.
[High water at the Dubuque harbor, April 18, 1916]
Two boats, a barge, logs, and other debris floating in the water may be seen in this view looking west into the harbor with the Dubuque waterfront in the background. The Mississippi River reached the 18 foot stage on April 13 - the highest in over 28…
[A Steamboat passes under the Eagle Point Bridge, Dubuque Iowa]
Traveling south, a steam boat passes under the Eagle Point Bridge. One of the steel spans, and the wooden trestle which forms the eastern approach to the bridge are also visible. The number 1286-2 is written on a label that has been stuck to the…
[Eastern approach to the Eagle Point Bridge across the Mississippi River]
Two spans and the wooden trestle of the eastern approach of the steel Eagle Point Bridge are visible. The number 1286 is written on a label that has been stuck to the lower left corner of the slide.
[Wide angle view of the Milwaukee Railroad shops, Dubuque, Iowa]
The extensive yards and shops of the Milwaukee Railroad in Dubuque may be seen in the image. No engines are visible, however cars labeled “C & EI” and loaded with what appears to be scrap metal, caboose cars, box cars and tank cars may be seen. The…
[Eagle Point as seen from below the Eagle Point Bridge]
This image was probably taken from a boat anchored in the Mississippi River just to the south of the Eagle Point Bridge. A portion of the steel bridge is visible. A pavilion in Eagle Point Park is visible on the top of the bluff. A shed has been…
The Julien Dubuque Monument and the Catfish Creek Bridge
In this image, the Julien Dubuque Monument may be seen on top of a bluff. A door and two windows in the monument are clearly visible. A steel railroad bridge is in the foreground. The waters of Catfish Creek are visible below the bridge. Two men are…